The word Pecorino stands out on the label; and if it weren't there it would be hard to recognize it: but are we in Abruzzo or on the banks of the Yonne?

The nose amazes at the opening: citric notes and fresh yellow-fleshed fruit - apricot and peach above all - of an extraordinary elegance. As the minutes go by, the fruity notes relax and are accompanied by hints of fresh flowers and a more sulphurous note (typical expression of Vino d'Altura). The more time passes, the more the wine changes, with each smell a totally different experience: poised between elegance and power, it never ceases to fascinate.

On the palate we find an important freshness and fruity acidity supported by a tonic but never excessive body. The persistence is also excellent.