The family of Conti Sertoli Salis comes from the region of Valtellina in Lombardy, north of Milan, above Lake Como. Valtellina is a long and wide valley on the Swiss border which runs from east to west, following the course of the Adda River. Some years ago, we decided to give new life to an ancient tradition, namely to produce and sell the wines that were made in the cellars of our Palazzo of Tirano. (Between 1600 and 1700, the Salis family owned almost a third of the land of the Valtellina, and since 1665, they have been providing wines produced in their own cellars to the Swiss and Valtellinese nobility.) We also restored a magnificent palazzo, the largest in all of Valtellina.

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IL Saloncello

100% Nebbiolo (Chiavennasca)

Il Saloncello is a ruby red wine with an elegant bouquet of black currant, blackberry, raspberry and a hint of spices. It is smooth and fresh with medium tannins and good body. Ready to drink now, it also can age for several years.

 

 

Corte Della Meridiana

100% Nebbiolo (Chiavennasca)

(“Courtyard of the Sundial”, named after the main courtyard of the Palazzo Salis in Tirano.) This ruby red wine has aromas of dried hazelnut, mingling with licorice, vanilla, raspberry and black currant. These flavors reappear on the palate, along with hints of dried fruit and almonds. (JS)

 

 

Conti Sertoli Salis Canua Sforzato DOCG 2001

100% Nebbiolo

Canua is the ancient name used to identify the room of the palace, where the vinification was taking place. Being in the middle of the cold winter, the fireplace was lit in order to ignite the fermentation. This deep ruby wine has aromas of marasca cherries with cinnamon and licorice undertones, a smooth body and lingering finish. (JS)

 

 

Torre Della Sirena Barrique

40% Rossola and 60% Pignola

A dry, elegant wine with a pale yellow hue and an aromatic bouquet of dried,
tropical fruit and acacia honey with slight balsamic notes. Barrique-fermented.

 

   
 
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