When the creativity of Dolce&Gabbana meets the pastry art of Fiasconaro, the result is a unique recipe: that of the typical Milanese panettone reinterpreted with the aromas of Sicily. The ingredients that unite the north and south of the country in this extraordinary combination are respect for tradition, the courage to...
When the creativity of Dolce&Gabbana meets the pastry art of Fiasconaro, the result is a unique recipe: that of the typical Milanese panettone reinterpreted with the aromas of Sicily. The ingredients that unite the north and south of the country in this extraordinary combination are respect for tradition, the courage to...
Intense cherry red color, marking the garnet on the edge of the glass. Of great aromatic power, first with a fruity character (cherry, currant, red plum) then giving way to balsamic and spicy notes (pepper, licorice, cloves, vanilla, toasted caramel and nutmeg).
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Intense cherry red color, marking the garnet on the edge of the glass. Of great aromatic power, first with a fruity character (cherry, currant, red plum) then giving way to balsamic and spicy notes (pepper, licorice, cloves, vanilla, toasted caramel and nutmeg).
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A nod to the history of Rioja, to classic Rioja, an expression of the style of the house and the vineyards of Hacienda Pradolagar.
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A nod to the history of Rioja, to classic Rioja, an expression of the style of the house and the vineyards of Hacienda Pradolagar.
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Wine from Vinedo Singular , initially made for exclusive consumption in the winery itself. The most expressive and suggestive wine from Marqués de Vargas.
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Wine from Vinedo Singular , initially made for exclusive consumption in the winery itself. The most expressive and suggestive wine from Marqués de Vargas.
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This particular "vine" vinegar is extracted directly from the barrel, without undergoing subsequent treatments, so sediments may appear as a result of its aging in oak.
This particular "vine" vinegar is extracted directly from the barrel, without undergoing subsequent treatments, so sediments may appear as a result of its aging in oak.