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2023 · Rosso

Antico Fuoco

Red · Veneto IGT, Italy

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Antico Fuoco

Italy

Antico Fuoco is a historic family-run estate in Veneto, northern Italy, producing traditional, food-friendly wines including Chardonnay, Veronese Rosso and Moscato. Its approach is convivial and centered on everyday enjoyment rather than collectible, high-end production. The Rosso Veronese IGT is hand-harvested and briefly aged in oak, while its Merlot and Corvina grapes carry a “SUSTAINABLE” claim, though no formal certification details are provided.