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We are a family who has been producing wine for over fifty years.
Now, in our third generation, we set a well-defined goal: producing unique wines in order to represent our vision of this land, without getting caught up in the styles and trends of the moment.
OUR HISTORY
- 1948
Giuseppe Inama starts to work as enologist. - 1965
Purchase of the first plot of land on Monte Foscarino. - 1991
Stefano Inama, Giuseppe’s son, enters the company. The first bottles are produced under the initial Vulcaia Fumè label. The Soave is introduced next. - 1992
The new label Vigneti di Foscarino Soave Classico Superiore is produced. - 1996
Production of red wines on the Berici Hills begins with a focus on the Carmenere variety. - 1997
The red label Bradisismo is produced, our first wine from Colli Berici. - 2009
Inama produced the first DOC label “Colli Berici Carmenere riserva” in history, with the wine Oratorio di San Lorenzo. - 2010
Matteo Inama, Stefano’s son enters the company. - 2012
Inama purchases the vineyards of Villa del Ferro Lazzarini. The merlot Campo del Lago is reborn. - 2016
“Casa della Vigna” Grand Opening, Lonigo, Colli Berici. - 2017
Alessio and Luca Inama enter the company.
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Justin Isosceles Proprietary Red Paso Robles is made from 83% Cabernet Sauvignon, 9% Merlot, 8% Cabernet Franc.
In 1987, we made our first vintage of a wine styled after the famous First Growth producers of Bordeaux, created with the same uncompromising care as the Grands Vins of those venerable chateaux. For more than 30 vintages, ISOSCELES has been our flagship wine and quality benchmark for this style of wine here on the Central Coast of California. A blend based on Cabernet Sauvignon supported by Cabernet Franc and Merlot, the 2018 ISOSCELES shows why Paso Robles is such a great place to grow these varieties.
Full-bodied, with ripe black fruit, complex baking spice and amazingly ready to drink right out of the gate, you can try a bottle or two now, but make sure to save a few to enjoy this wine as it continues to evolve after some time in the cellar.
Appearance: Deep ruby/purple core with black secondary color, lighter toward the rim with moderate plus viscosity and slow forming, moderately stained tears.
Aroma: Very aromatic and complex with ripe black cherry and cassis fruit, vanilla, cinnamon and licorice spice with sweet tobacco, cedar, leather and camphor notes.
Palate: Full-bodied with ripe black cherry and blackcurrant fruit complemented with baking spice and oak notes on entry. Sustained fruit and spice are joined by savory autumn leaf, cedar and leather on the mid-palate with mouth filling, fine tannins that lead into a long, complex and balanced finish with attractive fruit, spice, cedar and subtle camphor notes.
Try it with a classic herb crusted roasted rack of lamb, a grilled prime ribeye steak, or the exquisite cheeseburgers with tomato, arugula, bacon jam and chive aioli from The Restaurant at JUSTIN.
Review:
A stunning Bordeaux blend with smooth, intense flavors of plum, toast, and chocolate. Dense, layered, and balanced, with a long, concen- trated finish.
-Tasting Panel 95 Points
Elvio Cogno Cascina Nuova Barolo is made from 100 percent Nebbiolo.
Born to satisfy the curiosity of consumers keen to have a more immediate understanding of Barolo, the wine is bright garnet red in color with orange tints. Pleasing and immediate, it offers scents of flowers and light, delicate spices. The mouth is agreeably rounded, juicy and fresh, with just the right balance between pleasantness and elegance. The aftertaste is very harmonious with a mineral, aromatic finish.
Review:
This Barolo shows lavender, dried cranberries, licorice and a touch of tile on the nose. The palate is medium- to full-bodied and balanced, with lovely, succulent fruit complemented by incisive acidity. The tannins are fine grained yet chewy, but they gradually resolve toward the bright finish. Better from 2026.
-James Suckling 96 Points
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