Special features: The cherry color of the wine and its scent are clear references to cherries, hence the name of this wine, "Cerasum". Even the pale pink color of the label leads back to the fruit, as does the Camunian symbol depicted in the center of the pictogram, the 2 "spectacle pendants" which, according to the Camunian civilization (important traces of which have been found in Caven, just below the town of Teglio), symbolize ornaments or jewels, recalling cherry bunches.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 13% vol. 

Special features: It is a sweet passito with a very defined personality, ideal for stimulating all the senses, produced by the natural over-ripening of the same Nebbiolo "Chiavennasca" grapes from which obtains the Sforzato di Valtellina Docg. The grapes are generally left to dry in the fruit cellar until the month of April following the harvest, then pressed revealing the "singular" characteristics of an extraordinary passito.

Produced of Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 14,50% vol.

Special features: Obtained by fermentation in purity of Chardonnay, subsequently bottled and left to refer for at least 24 months at a controlled temperature.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 12,50% vol.

Special features: it is obtained after a careful selection of pomace from the vinification of Nebbiolo "Chiavennasca" grapes destined to become "Valtellina Superiore Docg Sassella". It therefore takes its name from the homonymous production area, one of the historic ones of the controlled and guaranteed denomination of origin in Valtellina.

Produced in Italy - Alcohol content: 40% vol.

Special features: It is produced exclusively with grapes of the Nebbiolo "Chiavennasca" variety, trained according to the Guyot system modified with the Valtellinese arch system. These grapes are vinified after drying for about 3 months in a "fruit cellar" (dry and well-ventilated room) after being harvested by Cantina Nera exclusively by hand, within the production areas of Valtellina Docg and Doc wines; the healthiest and ripest bunches are selected, in order to obtain a very high quality wine.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 15% vol.

Special features: It is a wine obtained through the unusual white vinification of Nebbiolo and Rossola (another native grape variety of Valtellina), subsequently blended with Chardonnay and Incrocio Manzoni. These last two vines are grown by us in the municipality of Teglio at about 500 meters above sea level.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 12,50% vol.

Special features: it is obtained after a careful selection of pomace from the vinification of Nebbiolo "Chiavennasca" grapes destined to become "Valtellina Supeiore Docg Inferno". It therefore takes its name from the homonymous production area, one of the historic controlled and guaranteed denominations of origin in Valtellina.

Produced in Italy - Alcohol content: 42% vol.

Special features: It is a wine obtained through the unusual white vinification of Nebbiolo and Rossola (another native vine of Valtellina), subsequently blended with Chardonnay and Incrocio Manzoni. These last two vines are cultivated by us in the municipality of Teglio at about 500 meters above sea level.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 12,50% 

Special features: The period in which the wine was taken to the mountains was not by chance the autumn, that is, shortly before the mountain hut was closed to face the long winter. Thus the wine "wintered" in particular climatic conditions and could then be found again in the spring, when the hut was reopened and returned to Val Belviso.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 13% vol.

Special features: It is a wine obtained through the unusual white vinification of Nebbiolo and Rossola (another native vine of Valtellina), subsequently blended with Chardonnay and Incrocio Manzoni. These last two vines are cultivated by us in the municipality of Teglio at about 500 meters above sea level.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 12,50% vol.

Special features: it is obtained after a careful selection of pomace from the vinification of Nebbiolo "Chiavennasca" grapes destined for the production of "Sforzato di Valtellina Docg". It therefore takes its name from the homonymous "method" (the "forcing" in the drying of the grapes) used to produce the finest wine in our area.

Special features: “Satiro” is the invented name that we wanted to use for this wine; refers to a male mythological figure from the Greco-Roman world. Satyr lives in the woods and mountains; it is a deity who personifies fertility and the vital force of nature, connected with the Dionysian cult. In Roman mythology it corresponds to the faun.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 12,50% vol.

Special features: It is a wine that demonstrates the great versatility of Nebbiolo "Chiavennasca", as it is the result of an accurate "blend" between Nebbiolo itself and Cabernet Sauvignon, one of the best known and most cultivated vines in the world.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 13,50% vol.

Special features: It is therefore a "Riserva" , like all our wines with this particular mention, is produced exclusively in the best years, that is to say when the quality of the grapes and the pre-harvest climatic conditions are of an exceptional level. As a "Riserva" it is offered in limited quantities and, by provision of the production specification, it must be aged for at least 36 months before being marketed.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 13% vol.

Special features: the Nebbiolo “Chiavennasca” grapes come from the “Sassella” area of Valtellina Superiore Docg. We are at the gates of Sondrio, in the municipalities of Castione Andevenno and the provincial capital itself, as well as some small "fractions" located at an altitude ranging between 400 and 500 meters above sea level. The vineyards of this area benefit more, compared to those of the other areas, from the positive influence of the "breva", the typical wind coming from Lake Como, dry and temperate, which acts as a "thermoregulator" not only for the Sassella but also for the rest of the vineyard area.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 13,50%

Special features: the Nebbiolo “Chiavennasca” grapes come from the “Inferno” area of Valtellina Superiore Docg. The name says it all…. we are in the smallest area of the denomination, just over 50 hectares where the slopes of the Valtellina vineyard are close to 75%, therefore the exposure of the dry-stone walls to the sun obviously has a greater effect, creating truly "infernal" temperatures, in particular during the summer season.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 13,50% vol.

Special features: for the production of this wine Cantina Nera uses “Chiavennasca” Nebbiolo grapes from the specific “Grumello” area of Valtellina Superiore Docg. In this case the vineyards are located in the municipalities of Sondrio and Montagna in Valtellina; in the latter town we can also visit Castel Grumello, a fortified fortress dating back to the 13th century, a rare example of a "twin" castle, i.e. two specular buildings joined by a stretch of wall.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 13% vol.

Special features: this wine, being a "Riserva", is produced only in the best vintages and in limited quantities.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 13% vol.

Special features: "Alisio", the invented name that we wanted to use for this wine, is the epithet of the Greek god of wine. This Sassella is part of the classic line called "Vini degli Dei".... one of the divine "nectars" produced on the steep terraces of Valtellina.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 13,50% vol.

Special features: “Efèsto”, a fantasy name that we wanted to use for this wine, is the God of fire and this mythological figure goes well with the characteristics of the area from which the wine comes. This Inferno is part of the classic line called "Vini degli Dei"...one of the divine "nectars" produced on the steep terraces of Valtellina.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 13% vol.

Special features: "Tirso" is the invented name that we wanted to use for this wine and refers to a ritual stick wrapped in ivy, vine leaves and bunches of grapes. According to mythology, the faithful of Dionysus (also called Bacchus), the Greek god of vines, wine and mystical delirium, exultantly agitated him at parties where a heated atmosphere reigned. This Grumello is part of the classic line called "Wines of the Dei”...one of the divine “nectars” produced on the steep terraces of Valtellina.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 13,50% vol.

Special features: On the label there is a representation of the Tower "de li beli miri", symbol of Teglio. This tower is what remains of the medieval castle, the Castrum Tiili, built on the Roman ruins of a previous foundation. Surrounded by greenery and situated on a hill, it constitutes a splendid panoramic point over the middle valley. The popular name above derives, in fact, from the spectacular view that can be enjoyed from the summit terrace, where the gaze can range over a stretch of about 60 kilometres.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 12,50% vol.

Special features: “Messere”, or “Mesèr, is the name that Caven Vini wanted to choose for its Sforzato di Valtellina Docg. This name recalls the excellence, nobility and dedication of particular men. In the Valtellinese dialect, it indicated important and authoritative personalities, owners of the best land and vineyards in Valtellina, once called "Padroni". Part of these vineyards are currently owned by Caven Vini. 

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 16% vol. 

Special features: the Nebbiolo “Chiavennasca” grapes used by Caven Vini to produce this wine come from the “Sassella” area of Valtellina Superiore Docg. We are at the gates of Sondrio, in the municipalities of Castione Andevenno and the provincial capital itself, as well as some small "fractions" located at an altitude ranging between 400 and 500 meters above sea level. The vineyards of this area benefit more, compared to those of the other areas, from the positive influence of the "breva", the typical wind coming from Lake Como, dry and temperate, which acts as a "thermoregulator" not only for the Sassella but also for the rest of the vineyards.

Produced in Italy - Contains sulfites - Alcohol content: 13,50% vol.