Gabbiano - Cavaliere d'Oro delle Venezie Pinot Grigio

Gabbiano - Cavaliere d'Oro delle Venezie Pinot GrigioThe Castello di Gabbiano started as a square tower built to defend the route between Florence and Sienna. There is evidence of wine making dating to 1124, when the castle was owned by the Bardi family. The Soderini family took possession of the building in the early part of the 15th century, and many of the current architectural features of the castle date from this time. The Soderini were declared rebels by the Medici and banned from Florence in the

within a radius of 1 km around the winery

The winemaking philosophy at Oyster Bay is to produce elegant and assertive wines with glorious fruit flavours and to preserve the environment for generations to come

These ideas have evolved into regenerative farming

small production wines that are priced reasonably from British Columbia

is located in the land between Toulouse and the Atlantic coastline called Gascony

With the goal of producing wines that are a true expression of Swartland

gender equality

no water above ground

it is an example of a New England style of cider that was meant to be as strong and robust as North America’s pioneers

which builds up the mouthfeel and balances off the lean

the Castelbellino cellar (used for making Verdicchio) was expanded

Today the business is run by his son Michael Halstrick and the winemaking team is led by David Bonomi