Crafted in Italy's renowned Nizza DOCG, the Antinori Prunotto Bansella presents a delightful blend of aromas and flavours. Hints of ripe red berries, delicate spices, and subtle oak notes enchant the senses at first whiff. A robust body accentuates the bouquet, supported by well-tanned, velvety tannins that are beautifully balanced with a refreshing acidity. The finish is harmonious and long-lasting, leaving a memorable impression. The unique expression of the terroir, alongside careful vinification processes, renders this wine a timeless classic that pairs beautifully with robust cuisines and ageing cheeses.

Tasting Notes

Bansella has an intense ruby red color with dark highlights. The nose reveals rich aromas of plums along with violets, cocoa and licorice. The palate is full and balanced, soft with a fresh finish sustained by a vein of crispy acidity.

About the Winery

Antinori Prunotto is an esteemed winery graced in the heart of Italy's Piedmont region. Its epitome of elegance lies in the rolling hills of Alba, wherein they cultivate some of the country's most optimal Grapes. The Antinori family's potent legacy transcends centuries, with their vintner roots dating back since 1385 and over 26 generations. This esteemed lineage has undoubtedly driven the winery's ethos of stewardship, tradition, and passion for excellence.

The flavour profile of Antinori Prunotto wines, is largely rooted in the terroir of its vineyards. The winery holds a total of 65 hectares, evenly distributed among the renowned villages of Barolo, Barbaresco, and Monforte d’Alba. Home to paramount wine favourites such as Barbaresco, Barolo, and Moscato d’Asti, it's diversity in wine styles befits the palate of every seasoned wine enthusiast.

Antinori Prunotto painstakingly monitors sustainability efforts, implementing organic cultivation methods across all vineyards since 2016: thus, reducing the carbon footprint. Their remarkable commitment to environmental responsibility is reflected in their production process; the winery incorporates a natural gravitational system to minimise mechanical operations that could potentially harm the grapes.

At Antinori Prunotto the art of wine-making is a bountiful blend of historic tradition and modern technique, resulting in wines that resonate of full-bodied richness and nuanced subtlety. These meticulously fashioned wines not only stand testament to Italy's rich winemaking heritage but also to each unique grape variety that finds expression through Antinori Prunotto's exceptional terroir.

Visit a picturesque setting like Antinori Prunotto, you're sure to experience an unmatched symphony of flavours from some of the most distinguished wines of Italy Through the seasons, the vineyards bear the vivid hues of Piedmont's captivating landscapes, creating an exceptionally cinematographic spectacle for all visitors. Thus to drink a glass of Antinori Prunotto wine, is truly an odyssey through the heritage of Italian winemaking.

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