Wine Guides

The best guide-books of Italian wines review not only the typicality, the complexity and the balance of our wines but...

"...Historical wine estate from Ormelle, Treviso..."

"...convincing and well-designed the product range, which confirms the quality observed in the previous years..."

Gambero Rosso 2010 guide: "Over the last year the production of Cescon’s has been revised, while remaining the Tralcetto historical line...

From Duemilavini 2010 Guide: a family oenology devoted the Cescon’s, from 1957. As the initial intentions of Cescon’s ancestors, leaves one’s mark the magnificent Rabià – Raboso Reserve – Cru Line - thousand miles away from any attempt to flatten the taste…

This guide is aimed to the broad public which looks at the native Italian grapes. They pubblish just a selection of wineries from every Italian regions: the wines are selected based mainly on 4 criteria: quality. expression of the variety, drinkability and bottling.

The Gambero rosso guide, established in 1988, is one of the most influential reference for the wine sector, both in Italy and abroad, infact is edited also in German (Italienische weine) and in English (Italian wines).
Vini d'Italia includes the reviews of more than 16.000 wines, done during the year by a team of 120 journalists and sommeliers of Gambero rosso network.

An annual which describes the best italian wines, the ones that for their sensory characteristics have really impressed Luca Maroni during the tasting.

Ten edition for the prestigious guide of Associazione Italiana Sommelier, managed by Mr. Franco Maria Ricci, editor of Bibenda magazine: one of the most read wine guides of Italy. 

More than 17.000 wines from 3.000 wine producers of Italy and Canton Ticino were entered for the edition 2009 of "I vini di Veronelli": a renewed success for an historical Italian wine guide (21 edition)