Vermentino Colli di Luni 'Etichetta Nera' Lunae Bosoni 2025 (Confezione)
New arrivalsThe Vermentino "Etichetta Nera" by Lunae Bosoni is a soft and Mediterranean white wine, with a pleasant, generous, and immediate drinkability. It enchants the nose with evocative aromas of flowers and fresh fruit. The taste is harmonious, fresh, fruity, and balanced. Excellent with delicate and spicy fish dishes.
The Vermentino from the Lunae winery is one of the finest creations of Paolo Bosoni, founder and soul of this appreciated reality nestled between the azure mirror of the Ligurian Sea and the green panorama of Lunigiana. The philosophy of Lunae is as simple as it is decisive: to leverage all the knowledge of its territory to transform a deep and time-rooted bond into a wine that knows how to weave together tradition and the recent developments in the wine sector.
This Vermentino is born in the surroundings of Luni, a splendid city that in Roman times was so rich in marbles that it confused the descent of the barbarians, who from afar had been led to believe they were already in Rome. The centuries-old history of these lands intertwines with an ancient winemaking tradition, dating back to the first Etruscan settlements and passed down from generation to generation. For this reason, the Bosoni family insists on the importance of the bond with their territory, so that all the vineyards cultivated in these lands can tell the story and beauty contained in this corner of Liguria.
The bond between Vermentino and Liguria has ancient roots, linked to the ideal pedoclimatic environment of the region and to the perfect combination between the taste profile of this wine and the typical fish specialties of the area. The perfect balance between savoriness and softness will indeed accompany all the most important dishes of the culinary tradition and gift a fragment of this land within the glass. So do not be surprised if, closing your eyes, you feel the Mediterranean scents of the hills of Lunigiana, halfway between the sunlit blue of the sea and the refreshing green of the Apuan Alps.