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Lazio Wines

Lazio Wines: a selection that tells the story of territory, identity, and style

The Lazio Wines gathered in this collection represent a contemporary interpretation of a region rich in winemaking history, capable of expressing fresh and mineral whites, structured reds, and modern interpretations of great personality. From the hills of the Castelli Romani to the most vocated areas of Lazio, the selection highlights denominations and grape varieties that authentically narrate the territory.

On this page, you will find labels from wineries such as Casale del Giglio, Famiglia Cotarella, Fontana Candida, and Omina Romana, entities that have contributed to enhancing Lazio with recognizable, elegant wines suitable for various moments of consumption.

Whites, reds, and rosés with a distinctive profile

The white component is central: the Frascati Superiore DOCG Riserva, the Bellone “Anthium” Lazio Bianco IGT, the Petit Manseng, the Viognier, the Chardonnay, and the Antinoo showcase a territory capable of ranging from freshness and immediacy to more complex and structured wines. Alongside these, the Biancolella Ponza brings a more marine and insular face of Lazio to the collection.

Among the reds, the Cesanese from Matidia, the Merlot from Sodale, the Syrah from Ogrà, the Petit Verdot, the Montiano, and the great blend Mater Matuta stand out: wines designed for those seeking depth, balance, and evolutionary potential. Completing the picture is the Rosato Lazio IGP Soré lle, ideal for those who desire a more versatile and gastronomic style.

Why choose Lazio wines

This selection is interesting both for those who want to discover emblematic labels of the territory and for those looking for bottles of strong personality to pair at the table or to gift. The whites of Lazio pair well with seafood appetizers, delicate first courses, vegetables, and baked fish; the more important reds accompany roasted meats, game, aged cheeses, and structured dishes. The rosé, on the other hand, is a cross-sectional choice for aperitifs and Mediterranean courses.

Special formats and collectible bottles

The collection also includes important formats such as Magnum, Jeroboam, and Mathusalem, as well as wooden case versions, designed for special occasions and for those who wish to expand a cellar with more impactful bottles. These references make the selection suitable for wine gifts and celebratory moments.

If you wish to explore the best of Lazio Wines, this collection offers you a complete journey through denominations, grape varieties, and producers who interpret the region with style, character, and authenticity.

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What are the main characteristics of Lazio Wines?
The wines of Lazio express a great variety of styles, from fresh and savory whites to more intense and structured reds. In this collection, you will find labels linked to grape varieties such as Bellone, Cesanese, Viognier, Chardonnay, Merlot, Syrah, and Petit Verdot, as well as more classic interpretations like Frascati Superiore DOCG. It is an interesting selection for those looking for both territorial and modern wines, with profiles suitable for everyday consumption as well as more important occasions.
Which wineries from Lazio are included in this collection?
The collection includes some reference wineries for the Lazio region, including Casale del Giglio, Famiglia Cotarella, Fontana Candida, and Omina Romana. These producers interpret Lazio with different approaches: from work on international and native grape varieties to more traditional interpretations of Frascati and other regional denominations. The presence of multiple wineries makes the selection useful for comparing styles, blends, and different levels of complexity.
What dishes to pair with Lazio wines?
Lazio wines pair well with a very wide cuisine. Whites like Frascati Superiore, Bellone, Viognier, and Petit Manseng are excellent with fish appetizers, delicate first courses, vegetables, and seafood dishes. Reds like Cesanese, Merlot, Syrah, and the most important blends pair well with roasted meats, flavorful second courses, and aged cheeses. Rosé is versatile and works with appetizers, Mediterranean dishes, and light yet tasty preparations.