"This wine associates its quality to the name of the Carthusian [Cartuxos] monks who, between 1598 and 2019, led a solitary life of prayer in the Monastery of Santa Maria Scala Coeli. It is based on the most common varieties of Alentejo: Trincadeira, Aragonez, Alfrocheiro, Periquita, Moreto and Tinta Caiada. Aged in oak wood, it is a wine with good structure, elegant and combining the aromas of the varieties used with a persistent and complex flavour. It was produced for the first time in 1986." —winemaker

"Caposaldo was created in honor of the Roman Empire's most famous racing horse of the Circus Maximus. Competing for an astounding 24 years and winning 1,500 of his over 4,000 races, this horse gained the favor of Emperor Nero, who anointed the horse 'Caposaldo'. In today's modern world, the classic icon of the horse still resonates as a symbol of superior achievement and quality. Standing as a benchmark of classic Italian wines from select regions of Italy, Caposaldo blends the best of a family, handcrafted artisanal approach to winemaking with modern quality standards and techniques." —winemaker

"This sweet, slightly frizzante wine shows a straw-yellow color with hints of gold. The bouquet is composed of tropical fruit flavors and a touch of apricot. Its fine flavor is fresh, well balanced and long lasting. It goes well with fruit, dry cakes and sweet appetizers." —winemaker

Mevushal

"Slightly effervescent or “frizzante” if you’re fancy, with notes of wildflowers, ripe melons and honey followed by flavors of pear, nectarines and apricot. Throw traditional pairing notions out the window, Bartenura Moscato pairs perfectly with whatever you like, especially good company!" —winemaker