The people behind the bottles.

Not names on a contract. These are the people Marko has visited, eaten with, and argued about wine with. Some of them more times than he can count. This is where the bottles come from.

Gustinella
Catania, Sicilia

Gustinella

Covid kept her on Etna. The elderly neighbours had vines. The rest wrote itself.
Manuel Marinacci
Cuneo, Piemonte

Manuel Marinacci

Everything, himself. Vineyard to bottle.
Antoniotti
Biella, Piemonte

Antoniotti

Odilio has been farming the same glacial soils in Valsesia for decades.
Massimo Coletti
Treviso, Veneto

Massimo Coletti

Massimo's Prosecco tastes like where it comes from. Most don't.
Monte dei Ragni
Fumane, Valpolicella

Monte dei Ragni

Zeno grows on the slopes above Fumane.
paolo villa picta
Mantova, Lombardia

Villa Picta

Paolo is thirty years old, and he wants to smash the world.
daniele ricci
Costa Vescovato, Piemonte

Daniele Ricci

From highway cashier to Michelin-starred wine lists. Daniele stopped using chemicals the day his son started running through the vineyards.
Cantine Matrone
Boscotrecase, Campania

Cantine Matrone

On the slopes of Monte Vesuvio.
la visciola producers, husband and wife
Piglio, Lazio

La Visciola

There are three things sacred in Rome. They are one of them.
Turi
Pachino, Sicilia

Turi

Worked in California, Puglia, and Sicily. Never liked the wines he made. Now he makes his own.