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Fontanafredda Brand Toolkit (FY27) — a Palm Bay International presentation outlining the Fontanafredda estate and Barolo portfolio, its heritage, sustainability initiatives and high critic scores, plus trade-focused activation plans, packaging and library/cru offerings (including new 3‑bottle vertical wood packs), inventory and distribution details via PBI’s NJ warehouse, and promotional/support resources and budgets for on‑ and off‑premise selling.

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<!-- Slide number: 1 --> fy27 Fontanafredda brand TOOLKIT ©2025 Palm Bay International, West Palm Beach, FL PALMBAY.COM 1 <!-- Slide number: 2 --> ![Sunlit panorama of rolling, terraced vineyards sweeping across verdant hills: neat rows of vines create geometric ribbons of green leading the eye to a solitary stone farmhouse perched on a ridge and a cluster of winery buildings in the valley below. Wisps of mist or smoke curl through the mid-distance, softening the view and framing a distant hilltop town crowned by a church steeple — a tranquil, cultivated landscape that captures the quiet rhythms of wine country in warm late-afternoon light. A green hills with buildings and trees Description automatically generated](Picture27.jpg) FONTANAFREDDA: Pitch on a Page Since 1858, the Fontanafredda Estate & Winery has been instrumental to the growth and international awareness of Barolo, while championing sustainability and community engagement in the Langhe region of Piedmont. Given their historic significance, Fontanafredda is the only producer in Barolo whose entire estate is demarcated an MGA (additional geographic mention. They were the first winery to bottle and sell a single commune-designated Barolo, their Barolo del Comune di Serralunga d’Alba DOCG, as well as produce the first single vineyard-designated Barolo, Vigna La Rosa Barolo DOCG. Barolo Royalty King Vittorio Emanuele II, first king of unified Italy, purchased Fontanafredda in 1858. His son, Emanuele Alberto, Count of Mirafiori, grew the reputation of Barolo at royal courts abroad. 1964 - first winery to produce a single vineyard-designated Barolo, Vigna La Rosa Barolo DOCG 1988 - first to produce a commune-designated Barolo with their Barolo del Comune di Serralunga d’Alba DOCG Under visionary entrepreneur, Oscar Farinetti, Fontanafredda’s portfolio has since grown to express the depth and diversity of the Langhe, produced from sustainably managed vineyards. Acclaim Consistently high scores across the portfolio Green Renaissance Organic certified since the 2018 vintage. In 2020, Fontanafredda revealed a comprehensive sustainable initiative program, from vineyard to bottle. Aiming to be completely sustainable in all aspects of their operation and to share this approach with their partner growers, along with a global community of sustainably-minded people Fontanafredda’s three guiding elements that shape this philosophy: Earth, Community & Wine Vigna La Rosa Barolo DOCG 2016 96 Wine Spectator 2018 95 Wine Enthusiast 2021 95 Decanter Barolo Riserva DOCG 2016 96 Wine Spectator 2017 93 James Suckling Vigna La Delizia Barolo Lazzarito DOCG 2019 95 Wine Spectator 2020 97 Decanter WWA 2024 2021 95 Wine Spectator ![I can’t clearly view the image you uploaded (it appears as repeated text). Could you re-upload it if the upload didn’t work? Meanwhile, here are several ready-to-use caption options in different tones that work well for images of coding, developers, or a programming workspace — pick one or tell me which style you want and I’ll tailor it to the actual photo. Short / punchy - "In the zone: code, coffee, repeat." Professional / LinkedIn - "Designing and shipping resilient software — focused on clean architecture, reliable tests, and measurable impact." Descriptive / photographic - "A late-night coding session: a glowing laptop screen full of source code, a steaming mug beside a keyboard, and sticky notes reminding the developer which bug to squash next." Technical / detailed - "Implementing a new feature: reviewing the IDE with syntax-highlighted TypeScript, running unit tests in the terminal, and iterating on performance improvements to reduce response time." Inspirational - "Every line of code is a small step toward solving a bigger problem — persistence, curiosity, and attention to detail turn ideas into products." Playful / social - "Shipping features and drinking coffee like it’s part of the stack. #CodeLife #Debugging" Narrative / longer caption - "Sunset through the window, a warm lamp on the desk, and a laptop full of code — tonight’s task is optimization. The developer toggles between the editor and the terminal, refactors a nested loop, runs the test suite, and watches the build succeed. It’s the quiet progress that adds up." If you re-upload the image I’ll write a caption that matches the exact scene (style, mood, visible objects, and any people — I won’t identify anyone). Which style would you like, or can you upload the image again?](Picture10.jpg) Vigna La Villa Barolo Paiagallo DOCG 2019 95 Wine Spectator 2020 95 Wine Spectator 2021 95 Wine Spectator ![Monochrome navy-blue heraldic emblem: a stylized open crown sits above a simple oval band, and beneath them a vertically divided shield. The shield’s left field depicts a battlemented tower beside a small tree rising from a low, wavy base; the right field contains a tall, fluted vertical form set within an arched niche. The design is clean and emblematic, combining civic/regal symbolism (the crown and tower), natural or agricultural reference (the tree), and classical or architectural allusion (the column/arched niche), suggesting themes of authority, heritage, settlement and landscape.](Picture14.jpg) ![1964 — Barolo La Rosa. In 1964 the winery produced the first certified "Cru" Barolo La Rosa, beginning the practice of separately vinifying the Nebbiolo grapes from the La Rosa vineyard. This milestone marks the formal recognition of La Rosa as a single‑vineyard expression within the Barolo appellation and the estate’s move to showcase the distinct terroir by making a dedicated, site‑specific wine.](Picture13.jpg) ![Close-up of a printed timeline entry for the 1964 vintage: the heading reads "1964 BAROLO LA ROSA" and the explanatory text states, "The first certified Cru Barolo La Rosa was made, separately vinifying the grapes from the vineyard of the same name." The caption highlights the historical milestone when Barolo La Rosa achieved certified Cru status and winemakers began vinifying the vineyard’s grapes separately to preserve and showcase the site’s distinct terroir.](Picture25.jpg) Proprietà in Fontanafredda MGA Barolo DOCG 2018 93 James Suckling 2019 96 Jeb Dunnuck <!-- Slide number: 3 --> TRADE ACTIVATIONS # Break out the Barolo! Objective: Trade and consumer selling activities supported by EU budgets, to build the presence of Fontanafredda Barolo in the on premise ![A close-up of a chic bottle of Fontanafredda Barolo Serralunga d’Alba 2018 — its grey-and-cream striped label, gilt‑edged black seal and small crowned crest clearly visible alongside the phrases “Vino Biologico” and “Fondata dal 1° Re d’Italia.” A poured glass of deep ruby-red wine and blurred place settings sit in soft, warm light in the background, suggesting a relaxed, elegant tasting or dinner moment. The image conveys both the bottle’s modern, graphic design and the classic Piedmontese Barolo tradition behind it.](Picture12.jpg) ![Two people toast with deep-ruby pours of Barolo over a bottle of Fontanafredda at the center of a small white table. Around the bottle are a cork, a few empty glasses, thin grissini breadsticks and a wooden board of sliced cheeses — the casual accoutrements of a relaxed tasting. Warm, amber lighting and softly blurred diners in the background give the scene the cozy, convivial feel of an intimate enoteca or neighborhood wine bar, where conversation and slow sips take priority.](Picture2.jpg) Wines: La Rosa, Riserva, La Villa, La Delizia, MGA, Library Include Alta Langa sparkling wines and specialty Support: OCM-funded Barolo activation budget for trade and consumer selling activities Reach out to brand team to confirm budget allocation Activities: Consumer & Trade Wine Dinners Pre-Sells & Blitzes Trade Happy Hours & Educational Lunches ![A two-panel wine information sheet for Fontanafredda’s 2020 Barolos, laid out vertically on a single page. Each panel highlights one wine with a left-hand photograph of the bottle and a right-hand block of concise production and tasting data. Top panel — “Barolo DOCG Proprietà in Fontanafredda 2020”: - Small intro notes explain the M.G.A. amphitheatre of vineyards around Serralunga d’Alba and the estate’s focus on finesse and elegance. - Icons and short facts identify the grape (Nebbiolo), the named vineyard (“Fontanafredda” / Serralunga d’Alba), calcareous marl and clay soils, altitude (250–310 m a.s.l.), exposure (south, south-west), training system (guyot), planting density (4,000–5,000 plants/ha), harvest timing (first–second decades of October), alcohol (~14.5% vol), suggested serving temperature (18–20 °C), and available bottle formats (0.75–1.5–3 L). - A “Wine Library Awards Collection” lists multiple vintage scores and awards from international critics and competitions (several high scores across 2015–2020 and earlier), and a blank “Notes” area for further tasting or purchase comments. Bottom panel — “Barolo DOCG La Rosa 2020”: - Descriptive copy highlights La Rosa as a historic, representative M.G.A. site for Fontanafredda (planted by Rosa Vercellana), noting its compact strip of land, rich sand and limestone, and the characteristic blue marl of Serralunga that gives floral, rose-like scents — a full-bodied Barolo with a long, warm finish. - Production icons list Nebbiolo, the “La Delizia” vineyard (Serralunga d’Alba), calcareous marl with clay, altitude (~380 m a.s.l.), southern exposure, guyot training with 4,000–5,000 plants/ha, harvest timing (end of the second decade of October), alcohol (~14.5% vol), serving temperature (18–20 °C), and bottle formats. - Certification icons indicate organic and vegan suitability for this bottling. - A detailed awards column shows many vintage scores and prizes (spanning 1996–2020) from outlets abbreviated as JS, WE, RP, D, JD, GRC/Bicchieri and others, followed by a blank “Notes” field. Overall the sheet is a polished, easy-to-scan producer fact sheet for trade or collectors, combining bottle imagery, technical vineyard information, tasting/service guidance, and a compact history of accolades for each wine.](Picture13.jpg) ![A close-up of four La Rosa Barolo bottles from Fontanafredda arranged on a pale damask tablecloth — cream labels with red-and-gold trim and the Fontanafredda name visible along the bases. Vintages including 2005, 2011 and 2016 can be seen on the labels. Warm side lighting and shallow depth of field emphasize the textured paper labels and a single popped cork resting in the foreground, evoking a recent tasting of classic Piedmont Barolo. Checking on some back vintage Fontanafredda Barolo (because why not)? - Australian Wine and Drinks Review](Picture4.jpg) <!-- Slide number: 4 --> TRADE ACTIVATIONS PACKAGING # Break out the Barolo – Cru & Library Robust Cru & Library available from PBI NJ warehouse NEW in 2026: 3-Bottle Vertical Packs in Wood New offerings will be made available on a unique vertical cru pack. These special, limited quantity packs aim to highlight a selection of top vintages from Fontanafredda’s historic crus single plots. OBJECTIVE: Target multiple BTB placements at fine wine restaurants with these top vintages available in our NJ warehouse First cru pack : La Rosa 1996 + 1999 + 2000 TIMING: Shipping from ALWC in the fall Fontanafredda is uniquely positioned to offer a depth of Riserva and single vineyard library Barolo* Relabeling project completed by the winery to streamline packaging also of library offerings Moving forward, Library offerings will ship from winery as 1pk 6pk in PBI stock open for selling Reference latest Lux & Library offerings sheet here: Luxury and Library Offering SALES - July 2025.xlsx ![A tall, elegant bottle of Fontanafredda “La Rosa” Barolo (Barolo DOCG) — dark green glass with an embossed Fontanafredda crest, cream paper label and a narrow red band along the base, finished with a gold-trimmed neck capsule. La Rosa is a single‑vineyard Barolo made from Nebbiolo grapes in Piedmont’s celebrated Barolo zone; expect a classic, ageworthy profile of red cherry and wild strawberry mingled with rose petal, tar, leather and dried herbs, framed by assertive tannins and bright acidity. Decant if young, serve at 16–18°C; pairs beautifully with braised or roasted red meats, truffle- and mushroom-based dishes, game and well‑aged cheeses. Cellaring potential: several more years to decades depending on the vintage. A picture containing text, alcohol, indoor, beverage Description automatically generated](Picture27.jpg) ![One-line caption: - Minimalist wine label reading “VIGNA LA ROSA — BAROLO DOCG” with a vertical, parcelled vineyard map and the note “GRAPE VARIETY — NEBBIOLO 100%.” Detailed caption (for catalog or publication): - A minimalist, vertically oriented wine label. At the top left, bold all‑caps sans‑serif text stacked in four lines: “VIGNA / LA ROSA / BAROLO / DOCG.” To the right of the type is a long, narrow, grayscale schematic map of a vineyard made up of rectangular parcels, shaded from light to dark and oriented north (a small compass rose marks “N” near the top). Below the map, smaller all‑caps text reads “GRAPE / VARIETY” with a thin rule beneath, and at the bottom: “NEBBIOLO 100%.” The overall design is modern and restrained, emphasizing single‑vineyard identity and varietal purity. Accessibility (alt text) — short: - Wine label: “VIGNA LA ROSA BAROLO DOCG” with a vertical parcel map and “Grape variety: Nebbiolo 100%.” Accessibility (alt text) — verbose: - Vertical wine label showing stacked text “VIGNA LA ROSA BAROLO DOCG” next to a narrow, rectangular grayscale map of vineyard parcels with a north indicator. Below, the label states “GRAPE VARIETY” and “NEBBIOLO 100%.” The layout is clean and minimal, using all‑caps sans‑serif typography.](Picture26.jpg) ![A tall, dark-glass bottle of Fontanafredda Barolo, finished with a black capsule and an embossed crest on the shoulder. The cream textured label features gold-foil “Barolo” lettering and the producer name “Fontanafredda” displayed on a navy band at the base; the specific vintage is not visible in the photo. Barolo is a Nebbiolo-based DOCG from Piedmont, Italy—typically full-bodied with aromas of red cherry, rose, tar and earth, firm tannins and long aging potential. Serve lightly chilled (16–18°C) after aeration or decanting; pairs well with braised beef, game, truffle dishes and mature cheeses. A picture containing text, alcohol, indoor, beverage Description automatically generated](Picture20.jpg) ![A minimalist wine-label panel on a white background. Upper left, stacked bold uppercase text reads "PROPRIETÀ IN FONTANAFREDDA / BAROLO / DOCG." Center-left is a tall, vertically oriented gray mosaic graphic that resembles a stylized map or vineyard block, accompanied by a small compass/star motif. Near the bottom left, light-weight uppercase text says "GRAPE / VARIETY" with a thin rule beneath and "NEBBIOLO 100%" in bold under the line. The overall design is monochrome (black and gray on white), clean and modern, clearly identifying an estate Barolo DOCG made entirely from Nebbiolo grapes.](Picture21.jpg) ![A tall, dark glass bottle of Barolo DOCG Riserva from Fontanafredda (vintage 2010). The bottle has a long neck wrapped in a black capsule and a narrow gold-trimmed band at the base bearing the producer name "FONTANAFREDDA." The cream-colored main label features elegant script reading "Barolo" with the official designation "Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita" and the word "Riserva" underneath, plus the vintage year "2010" and a small heraldic crest. The glass around the shoulder is embossed with a decorative medallion, adding a traditional, artisanal touch. As a Barolo (Nebbiolo) Riserva, expect a structured, ageworthy wine—typically notes of red cherry and rose with tar, earthy/forest-floor complexity and firm tannins—well suited to rich meat dishes, truffles and aged cheeses. A picture containing text, alcohol, beverage, indoor Description automatically generated](Picture18.jpg) ![Minimalist, left‑aligned typographic label reading, in stacked uppercase: "BAROLO" / "DOCG" / "RISERVA" set in a bold, modern sans‑serif typeface in black on a white background. Visually spare and authoritative, the design suggests a premium wine: "Barolo" identifies the famed Nebbiolo‑based red from Italy’s Piedmont, "DOCG" signals the highest Italian controlled origin designation, and "Riserva" indicates a specially selected bottling that has undergone extended aging to develop greater complexity.](Picture19.jpg) ![A single dark-glass bottle of Barolo from Fontanafredda, photographed upright against a white background. The bottle carries a textured ivory label embossed with the winery’s crest; the main type reads “La Villa Barolo” (Barolo DOCG), and a warm orange band at the base of the bottle prominently displays the producer name “FONTANAFREDDA.” The neck is finished with black foil and a slim cream collar bearing the winery script. Classic and elegant packaging that signals a Nebbiolo-based Piedmont red known for structure and aging potential — expect savory red fruit, rose and tar notes, firm tannins; serve with rich meat dishes or aged cheeses at cellar-cool to slightly chilled room temperature. (Vintage not visible on the label in this image.) A close up of a bottle Description automatically generated](Picture24.jpg) ![VIGNA LA VILLA — Paiagallo, Barolo DOCG. The image shows a minimalist wine-label panel identifying a single-vineyard (vigna) Barolo from the Paiagallo parcel: a small schematic map of the plot with a dashed boundary, a shaded area indicating the planted site, a tiny building near the lower edge (farmhouse or cellar) and a compass rose showing orientation. Below the map the label states the grape variety: Nebbiolo 100%, signaling a 100% Nebbiolo, single-cru Barolo made under the DOCG appellation. The overall design emphasizes provenance, vineyard specificity and varietal purity.](Picture25.jpg) ![Fontanafredda Barolo "La Delizia" — Lazzarito. A classic Piedmontese Barolo presented in a dark, embossed bottle with a cream label and a bold purple band bearing the Fontanafredda name. Made from Nebbiolo in the Langhe hills of northern Italy, Barolo is known for its elegant but powerful profile: think red cherry and wild rose atop savory tar, earth and spice, backed by bright acidity and firm tannins with excellent aging potential. Serve slightly below room temperature (around 16–18°C), decant for an hour or more, and pair with braised beef, mushroom- or truffle-forward dishes, and mature cheeses. A bottle of wine with a label Description automatically generated](Picture22.jpg) ![A minimalist black-and-white wine label reading “VIGNA LA DELIZIA LAZZARITO BAROLO DOCG,” accompanied by a small, abstract map-like graphic of the vineyard site. The lower panel states the grape variety: “GRAPE VARIETY — NEBBIOLO 100%,” emphasizing this as a single-vineyard Barolo made from pure Nebbiolo. Clean, left‑aligned sans-serif text and generous negative space give the design a modern, terroir-focused feel; the DOCG designation signals a top-level Piedmont appellation (Barolo). The overall look highlights vineyard identity and appellation over ornamentation.](Picture23.jpg) *Please review inventory report for up-to-date library offerings. <!-- Slide number: 5 --> Inquire with PBI team for availability & pricing # Fontanafredda & Palm Bay are uniquely positioned to offer an in-depth library selection from PBI’s NJ stock Single Vineyards, MGA, Riserva ![A single, elegant bottle of Fontanafredda “Vigna La Villa” Barolo (Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita) stands upright against a neutral background. The dark glass bottle features an embossed crest on the shoulder and a cream-and-gold main label that names the vineyard and the Barolo DOCG, with a warm orange band at the base bearing the Fontanafredda signature. Typical of Barolo (Nebbiolo) wines, this presentation suggests a serious, ageworthy red—structured and aromatic—best decanted and served at cool room temperature. Ideal pairings include rich braised meats, porcini- or truffle-focused dishes, and mature cheeses; cellar for several years to reveal complex tertiary notes. A close up of a bottle Description automatically generated](Picture8.jpg) ![Detailed caption: A minimalist vineyard label panel showing the name and origin of a single Barolo cru: vertically stacked in bold uppercase type at top-left — "VIGNA / LA VILLA / PAIAGALLO / BAROLO / DOCG" — indicating the named vineyard (Vigna La Villa Paiagallo) and its Barolo DOCG designation. To the lower left is a small schematic parcel map: a shaded, irregular teardrop-shaped plot outlined with dashed boundary lines, a tiny building icon near the lower edge, and a north compass rose indicating orientation. At the bottom, in lighter uppercase text, the grape variety is stated: "GRAPE / VARIETY / NEBBIOLO 100%." The overall design emphasizes provenance and terroir — the specific vineyard site and its orientation — while clearly declaring this wine as 100% Nebbiolo from a Barolo DOCG vineyard. Alternative (short) caption for labels or publications: Vigna La Villa Paiagallo — Barolo DOCG. Parcel map with north arrow and farmhouse icon; grape variety: Nebbiolo 100%.](Picture15.jpg) ![A square, high-contrast typographic artwork made from the repeated word “Coding,” tiled tightly across the entire frame to form a dense, machine‑like texture. The bold, sans‑serif letters are evenly spaced and stacked in rows and columns, creating a rhythmic pattern that reads as both text and abstract surface. The repetition and regularity evoke the iterative nature of programming—loops, repetition, and building complexity from simple, repeated elements—while the uniform grid gives the composition a precise, engineered feel. This image works well as a poster or social media background for developer communities, tech events, or articles about software craftsmanship, emphasizing focus, persistence, and the craft of writing code. A bottle of wine with a label Description automatically generated](Picture9.jpg) ![Vigna La Delizia — Lazzarito (Barolo DOCG). Minimal black‑and‑white label showing the single‑vineyard name and cru in bold, uppercase type, accompanied by a simplified map of the vine parcel with a north/star orientation marker. Text at the bottom identifies the grape variety: Nebbiolo 100%. The design emphasizes provenance and terroir — a single‑site Barolo from Piedmont, presented with clean, modern typography and a small schematic of the vineyard’s shape and orientation.](Picture18.jpg) ![Fontanafredda Barolo Riserva — an elegant, dark glass bottle embossed with the winery crest and dressed in a cream-and-black label that announces its Barolo Riserva pedigree. From Piedmont’s famed Nebbiolo tradition, this is a full-bodied, ageworthy red known for aromas of tar and wild cherry, dried rose and earthy tobacco, firm tannins and a long, savory finish. Best decanted before serving at cellar-warm temperatures (around 16–18°C); excellent with braised beef, roasted game, porcini dishes or aged cheeses, and suitable for further cellaring (often 10–20+ years) to reveal greater complexity.](Picture2.jpg) ![A classic Italian red wine bottle: Fontanafredda Barolo (Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita). The tall, dark-glass bottle features an embossed crest on the shoulder, a black capsule, and a cream paper label with gold “BAROLO” type and smaller DOCG designation. A deep blue band at the base of the label bears the producer’s name, “FONTANAFREDDA.” Barolo is a prestigious Piedmont wine made from Nebbiolo grapes; the bottle’s elegant, traditional styling reflects its premium, ageworthy character. A picture containing text, alcohol, indoor, beverage Description automatically generated](Picture7.jpg) ![Minimalist vertical wine-label panel, printed in black on white. At the top, stacked uppercase text reads "PROPRIETÀ IN FONTANAFREDDA BAROLO DOCG" (Italian: property/estate in Fontanafredda — Barolo DOCG). Below the wording is a stylized, mosaic-like silhouette of a vineyard or district map with a small compass/star accent to its upper left. Near the bottom, the label states "GRAPE VARIETY" in small caps with a thin horizontal rule beneath it, followed by "NEBBIOLO 100%" in bold uppercase. Clean, modern sans‑serif typography, strong left alignment and generous white space give the design an elegant, contemporary look that emphasizes provenance and the single grape variety.](Picture21.jpg) ![Fontanafredda “La Rosa” Barolo (Barolo DOCG) — a classic Piedmontese Nebbiolo presented in a tall, dark glass bottle embossed with the estate’s crest. The clean white label with gold and deep-red accents names the La Rosa cru and the producer, while a matching red band at the base boldly displays FONTANAFREDDA. Expect a garnet-to-ruby core with an aromatic profile of red cherry and wild strawberry layered with rose petal, dried herbs, tar and subtle leather/underbrush. On the palate it shows firm, fine-grained tannins, bright acidity and concentrated red-fruit flavors that evolve into spice, licorice and earthy savory notes. Best decanted before serving (1–2 hours), ideal at 16–18°C; pairs well with braised beef, game, truffle dishes, rich pasta and aged cheeses. Long-lived — rewards several years of cellaring for fuller complexity. A picture containing text, alcohol, indoor, beverage Description automatically generated](Picture5.jpg) ![Vigna La Rosa — Barolo DOCG. A minimalist black‑and‑white label that pairs rigid, uppercase typography with a vertical, stylized vineyard map: a narrow, elongated parcel broken into a grid of individual plots, topped by a small compass rose marking north. Left‑aligned text names the site and appellation (“VIGNA LA ROSA / BAROLO / DOCG”), while the lower panel clarifies the grape: “GRAPE VARIETY — NEBBIOLO 100%.” The design emphasizes terroir and place — precise parcels, restrained color, and clean lines suggest a focus on site‑specific expression and classic Piedmontese Barolo quality.](Picture12.jpg) BAROLO RISERVA DOCG 750ml x 1pk 1982 1996 1998 2000 2001 2004 2005 2006 750ml x 6pk 1996 1999 2000 2005 2011 2013 2015 2016 2018 750ml x 6pk 1996 2000 2004 2005 2019 750ml x 1pk 1998 2000 2001 750ml x 6pk – LAZZARITO 1996 2000 2001 750ml x 6pk – VIGNA LA DELIZIA 1996 1998 2000 2004 2019 750ml x 6pk 2013 2017 2018 1.5L x 1pk 2018 2019 750ml x 1pk 1982 1996 1998 2000 2001 2004 2010 2013 Vertical pack x 6pk 82,96,98,99,00,10 1.5L x 1pk 2008 2018 1997 2001 2010 2016 1.5L x 1pk 1997 2019 750ml x 1pk – LA DELIZIA 1982 1998 1.5L x 1pk – LA DELIZIA 1997 2019 <!-- Slide number: 6 --> # FOUR SEASONS 2026-2027 ![A tightly cropped square image made entirely from the repeated word "CodingI" arranged in a dense, grid-like field. The black type sits on a white background and is repeated over and over with consistent spacing, creating a textured, high-contrast pattern that reads like digital static or a typographic fabric. The uniform repetition and clean, sans-serif letterforms give the composition a mechanical, algorithmic feel — at once orderly and hypnotic — suggesting themes of coding, automation, and the relentlessness of machine output. This image works well as a background or header for programming- or tech-focused content, a wallpaper, or a visual metaphor for repetition and pattern in digital systems.](Picture4.jpg) ![A tall, dark-glass bottle of Fontanafredda Barolo (Serralunga d’Alba) 2018, presented with a distinctive modern label of alternating muted gray horizontal stripes. The central black square label, framed in gold, reads “Barolo — Serralunga d’Alba 2018” and denotes the wine’s top-tier Piedmontese appellation (Barolo DOCG); the producer name “FONTANAFREDDA” is printed in bold at the lower label. The neck capsule carries a colorful, artistic band and the Fontanafredda name. Classic Barolo (Nebbiolo) styling with a contemporary twist — a bottle suited to aging, pairing well with rich roasted meats, game, truffles or mature cheeses.](Picture16.jpg) Overview & Action needed Fontanafredda’s Serralunga Barolo is a recommended SOMMELIER SELECTION for Four Seasons (40) Properties. Approved Wine Fontanafredda Serralunga Barolo Part of the Sommelier Selections is designed to elevate property wine programs and serve as strong recommendations for adding recognized, high-quality wines to their wine lists. Audience profile Four Seasons offers guests a five-star environment values brands that reflect their own values of environmental stewardship. Fontanafredda bridges the gap between royal heritage and the modern 'Green Renaissance,' offering a sommelier selection that pairs the historic prestige of the 'King of Wines' with a certified organic soul that resonates with the eco-conscious values of the contemporary luxury traveler. Activities Offer training videos or live sessions with Fabio Bosio to help sell through. Please see Chain Action and contact Tarah Powell or brand team for support. POS available. ![A two-page spread from a wine program or menu: the left page is dominated by a pale blue header with a large numeral "1" and the word "WINE" in elegant serif type, followed by the subtitle "SOMMELIER SELECTIONS." Below the header is a full-bleed, softly lit photograph of a person holding and smelling a glass of rosé/light-red wine — the warm backlighting and shallow depth of field emphasize the ritual of tasting without revealing the sitter’s identity. The right page is a clean, tabular wine list titled "SOMMELIER SELECTIONS" with three columns labeled Varietal, Supplier and Brand. Rows include classic Old World and New World selections — examples visible include White and Red Burgundy (Jadot), Southern Rhône (Guigal, Château de Beaucastel), Barolo and Barbaresco producers, Super Tuscans (Tignanello), Syrah/Shiraz, and a section of premium domestic Pinot Noir and Cabernet/Bordeaux blends featuring names like Domaine Drouhin, En Route, Kosta Browne, Stag’s Leap, Screaming Eagle, Paul Hobbs and Cade. The overall design pairs sophisticated imagery with an organized, informative tasting list aimed at guiding guests through curated sommelier recommendations.](Picture11.jpg) ![A minimalist black-and-white poster composed of the word “Coding” repeated in tightly stacked horizontal lines to form a dense rectangular block centered on a white field. The monospaced/typewriter-like text and exact, machine-like repetition create a patterned, almost hypnotic texture that suggests discipline, iteration, and the relentless loop of software development. High contrast and ample surrounding white space give the image a clean, poster-like presence — both clinical and meditative — making it suitable as a visual metaphor for programming culture, focused work, or the aesthetic of text-driven design. Alt text: Dense block of the word “Coding” repeated many times in a monospaced font, centered on a white background.](Picture8.jpg) ![A printed table titled "SOMMELIER SELECTIONS" showing a curated wine list arranged in three columns — Varietal, Supplier and Brand — with a teal header bar and alternating pale-blue rows. Notable entries include White Burgundy from Kobrand (Jadot Pouilly‑Fuissé 1er Cru, Jadot Chassagne‑Montrachet, Jadot Meursault); Red Burgundy from Kobrand (Jadot Gevrey‑Chambertin, Jadot Nuit‑St‑George, Jadot Beaune 1er Cru); Southern Rhône selections such as Château de Beaucastel Châteauneuf‑du‑Pape (Vineyard Brands) and Guigal Châteauneuf‑du‑Pape (Kobrand); and several Barolos from different suppliers (Damilano Barolo Lecinquevigne — Winebow; Vietti Castiglione Barolo — Dalla Terra; Fontanafredda Serralunga Barolo — Palm Bay). The layout reads like a sommelier’s reference or restaurant wine list, grouping wines by region and supplier.](Picture13.jpg) <!-- Slide number: 7 --> ![Cover image for "The Shaken & Stirred — Beverage Program Guide" (April 2026 – March 2028): an elegant amber-hued cocktail served in a chilled martini/coupe glass, its surface showing a soft frothy sheen and topped with a delicate dried rosebud. The glass sits on a round marble tabletop with a warm wooden rim, casting a soft shadow against an olive-green upholstered backdrop. A circular green "Shaken & Stirred Beverage Program" badge appears to the left, the Hyatt wordmark is centered at the bottom, and a diagonal "Tier 1" ribbon anchors the lower-right—clean, upscale styling that conveys a curated hotel beverage program.](Picture5.jpg) ![Studio-style product shot of a Fontanafredda "Briccotondo" Piemonte Barbera 2024 bottle — matte black label with a classical crest and clear DOC designation, topped by a red-foil neck bearing a gold "Double Gold" award sticker. A stemmed wine glass beside the bottle holds a pour of deep ruby-red Barbera; soft, directional lighting sculpts the bottle’s silhouette and glass reflections against a charcoal-gray background. The composition emphasizes the producer name, vintage and premium presentation, evoking an elegant, modern retail or tasting display.](Picture9.jpg) # HYATT HOTELS Beverage Program APRIL 2026 – MARCH 2028 Overview & Action needed Fontanafredda’s Briccotondo Barbera as been recommended BY THE GLASS for several beverage programs at Hyatt Regency, Hyatt & Destination by Hyatt Hotels (125 hotels nationwide) Approved Wine Briccotondo Barbera (Perfect time to introduce the new 2024 package!) Audience profile Hyatt hotels host a diverse range of guests from business professionals to leisure travelers. Guests enjoy efficient and contemporary settings and appreciate Hyatt’s consistent quality and modern amenities. Activities Offer training videos or live sessions with Fabio Bosio to help sell through. Please see Chain Action and contact Tarah Powell or brand team for support. POS available. ![Close-up of a restaurant-style "WINE BY THE GLASS" menu graphic: warm, softly lit scene with three stemmed glasses in a row (a pale straw white, a salmon rosé, and a deep ruby red) as a rich red wine is being poured into the rightmost glass; blurred wine bottles sit in the background. Below a dark green header reading "WINE BY THE GLASS" the menu section titled "RECOMMENDED BRANDS" shows a single red listing: Barbera — Brand: Fontanafredda Briccotondo — Appellation: Langhe DOC, Piedmont, Italy — Supplier: Palm Bay International — NAP: $13.00. The layout combines elegant photography with a clean, easy-to-read table for a polished wine-by-the-glass presentation.](Picture7.jpg) <!-- Slide number: 8 --> ONGOING LAUNCH ![A tall clear-glass bottle of Fontanafredda Gavi displaying pale straw-yellow wine and a sleek, contemporary label. The central square reads "GAVI" with "Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita — del comune di Gavi," above the Fontanafredda crest and the estate name with the founding note "Fondata dal Re d'Italia nel 1858." The bottle is finished with a gold foil capsule and a neck band printed "FONTANAFREDDA," while soft yellow horizontal bands and a subtle geometric pattern give the label an elegant, modern look. A classic Cortese-based Gavi, typically enjoyed chilled and often noted for crisp acidity and fresh citrus, green apple and floral hints with a clean, almond-tinged finish — perfect with seafood, light pasta dishes or as a bright aperitif. A bottle of wine Description automatically generated with medium confidence](Picture6.jpg) # Gavi di Gavi DOCG & Gavi DOCG ![A tall, clear-glass bottle of Fontanafredda Gavi DOCG, showing a pale straw‑yellow white wine through a long, gently sloping shoulder and a silver foil capsule. The cream label is clean and modern: FONTA NAFREDDA in bold capital letters across the top, a small crowned coat of arms at the lower left, and GAVI prominently centered above the DOCG declaration ("Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita") and the bottling information identifying Fontanafredda — Serralunga d’Alba, Italy. Visually elegant and restrained, the presentation reflects a classic Piedmontese white; on the palate one would typically expect a crisp, mineral-driven Cortese with notes of lemon, green apple, white flowers and a saline finish — ideal served chilled with seafood, light pastas or fresh salads. Gavi DOCG • Fontanafredda](Picture2.jpg) Introducing… Silver Label Gavi DOCG Objective: Establish an everyday BTG Gavi offering to support existing strategic partnerships and capture new business with healthy price positioning Silver Label Gavi DOCG new everyday BTG offering. Target W-R bottle cost $14 Stripes Gavi di Gavi DOCG will remain a core priority white wine in the Fontanafredda portfolio With 2024 vintage, price positioning will realign to guidelines Shift to a premium BTG, BTB, and retail proposition Support: Enhanced sampling budget; reach out to the brand team for requests Education Gavi vs Gavi di Gavi Competitive set Press sampling NEW!! ### Notes: <!-- Slide number: 9 --> ONGOING LAUNCH # Gavi di Gavi DOCG & Gavi DOCG National Pricing Guidelines – *See Cognos report or Pricing team to confirm market-specific DI prices with DDP/CIF ![Front-facing bottle of Fontanafredda "Gavi di Gavi" white wine: a tall, clear glass bottle filled with pale straw‑gold wine and topped with a metallic gold capsule. The cream-and-gold label features a centered brown panel reading "GAVI" with the Italian designation "Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita" and "Del Comune di Gavi," set against subtle geometric patterning and pale horizontal bands. Below the estate's crowned crest, the bold black "FONTANAFREDDA" name appears above the inscription "Fondata dal 1º Re d'Italia nel 1858." No vintage is visible on the label. A bottle of wine Description automatically generated with medium confidence](Picture5.jpg) ![A tall, clear bottle of Fontanafredda Gavi white wine, showing a pale straw-yellow liquid. The bottle is finished with a silver foil capsule banded with a gold trim and the printed name "FONTANAFREDDA." The cream label features "FONTANAFREDDA" in large uppercase type across the top, "GAVI" centered in bold, and the DOCG designation "DENOMINAZIONE DI ORIGINE CONTROLLATA E GARANTITA" below. A small, full‑color heraldic crest appears at the lower left of the label, and fine print along the bottom reads "IMBOTTIGLIATO DA FONTANAFREDDA SRL — SERRALUNGA D’ALBA — ITALIA — PRODOTTO IN ITALIA." The bottle sits against a neutral background with a soft reflection beneath, conveying a clean, elegant presentation. Gavi DOCG • Fontanafredda](Picture2.jpg) | | Stripes Gavi di Gavi | | | Silver Label Gavi | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | | 750ml x 12pk | | | 750ml x 6pk | | | | DI | WH | | DI | WH | | FOB | AVG $180\* | $190 | | $ 64.00\* | $ 69.00 | | | | | | | | | FL CS | $ 248.00 | $ 272.00 | | $ 96.00 | $ 104.00 | | FL BTL | $ 20.67 | $ 22.67 | | $ 16.00 | $ 17.33 | | | | | | | | | LVL 1 CS | $ 240.00 | $ 256.00 | | $ 84.00 | $ 92.00 | | LVL 1 BTL | $ 20.00 | $ 21.33 | | $ 14.00 | $ 15.33 | | | | | | | | | LVL 2 CS | $ 232.00 | $ 248.00 | | | | | LVL 2 BTL | $ 19.33 | $ 20.67 | | | | | | | | | | | | MAX DA | $ 7.00 | | | $ 4.00 | | | BLENDED AVG DA | $ 4.80 | | | $ 2.80 | | | | | | | | | | LOWEST SRP | $28.99 | $30.99 | | $20.99 | $22.99 | Stripes enhanced pricing support currently in CA, TX, FL, NY, MA, IL, NJ will remain until 2023 stateside product is depleted and 2024 vintages arrive. **Critical to plan your market transition to Silver Gavi DOCG, as the $14 BTG price will no longer be supported on Stripes after 2023 vintage.** Pricing above reflects 10% tariff increase for Gavi di Gavi. Winery will continue to support reduced COA for Silver Label Gavi to maintain introductory pricing, assuming 10% tariff continues. ### Notes: <!-- Slide number: 10 --> MARKETING Collateral, Print-on-Demand & POS ![Square, high-contrast typographic artwork made from a dense field of the word “Coding” repeated in small, black sans‑serif type to form a textured background across the entire canvas. A single vertical ribbon — a soft, undulating band in blue-to‑teal gradient — slices down the center, subtly blurred and shadowed to give depth and movement. The bright ribbon interrupts the monochrome text, suggesting a data stream, signal, or highlight moving through a sea of code. Minimal color palette (black, white, cyan/teal), tight repeating typography, and the strong central axis give the image a modern, digital, and kinetic feel — suitable as a wallpaper, poster, or cover for technology and programming content.](Picture36.jpg) Short Educational Videos – Found in the PBI Media Library https://palmbay.alkemico.com/ ![A square, high-contrast typographic artwork made from a single programming-related token repeated in dense, evenly spaced rows to form a textured field. The uniform, sans-serif characters (rendered repeatedly as "Coding" / "CodingI") sit in tight lines against a white background, producing a matrix-like effect that reads as both code and pattern. From afar the repetition becomes an optical surface; up close the identical words emphasize the ritual, iteration, and labor of software work—suggesting infinite loops, automation, and the quiet rhythm of typing. The strict grid and monochrome palette evoke digital order and mechanical precision, while tiny misalignments and the cumulative density give the piece a subtle visual pulse. Perfect as a commentary on tech culture, repetition, and the aesthetics of code.](Picture16.jpg) ![A two-page, high-end wine list spread for Fontanafredda photographed flat on a light surface. The right-hand page is a deep navy blue with an embossed geometric star/hexagon motif radiating from the center; the Fontanafredda wordmark appears in white at center-left and the tagline "THE PINNACLE PIEMONTE WINE LIST" sits in small caps at the bottom. The left-hand page is a clean white panel with a subtle geometric border along the inner margin and blue headings. At top the section title reads "BAROLO & LIBRARY" followed by multiple Barolo DOCG listings (for example entries such as "Barolo DOCG del comune di Serralunga d’Alba," "Barolo DOCG 'Proprietà in Fontanafredda MGA'," and several single‑vineyard Vigna bottlings) each set in small print with brief tasting notes, vintages and pricing lines. A lower section titled "DESSERT & FORTIFIED WINES" lists sweet wines including Moscato d’Asti and a Barolo Chinato. The overall design is elegant and restrained — navy and white palette, refined typography and structured layout — conveying a premium Piemonte wine selection.](Picture5.jpg) ![Two-page wine list spread for Fontanafredda’s “The Pinnacle Piemonte Wine List.” The left page is a clean, cream background menu titled “BAROLO & LIBRARY” (crowned icon above the title) with a second section “DESSERT & FORTIFIED WINES” below. It lists multiple Barolo bottlings (Barolo DOCG Silver Label; Barolo DOCG del Comune di Serralunga d’Alba; Barolo DOCG “Proprietà in Fontanafredda” MGA; Barolo DOCG Vigna La Rosa; Barolo DOCG Riserva; Barolo DOCG Vigna La Delizia; Barolo DOCG Vigna La Villa; Barolo DOCG Vigna La Delizia Lazzarito) and two dessert items (Moscato d’Asti DOCG “Briccotondo” and Barolo Chinato), each entry accompanied by concise tasting notes and vintage references. A subtle geometric vine motif runs down the left margin of the page. The right page is a deep navy-blue cover-style panel featuring an intricate, symmetric hexagonal/geometric lattice in thin white lines framing the Fontanafredda crest and name; at the bottom, the title “THE PINNACLE PIEMONTE WINE LIST” appears in small caps. Overall design balances classical wine-house elegance with modern, geometric ornamentation and a restrained navy-and-cream color palette; small copyright and producer credit appear at the bottom of the left page.](Picture2.jpg) ![Two-page, vintage-styled wine brochure titled “Pinnacle Expressions of Piedmont’s Legendary Wines,” laid out as a clean two-column spread with geometric border motifs and a small crown emblem. The left page opens with a short estate history (Fontanafredda, founded 1858) and presents Sparkling Wines (e.g., Alta Langa DOCG “Limited Edition,” Contessa Rosa Rosé 60 Mesi Riserva, Vigna Gatinera) and a selection of White Wines (Langhe DOC Arneis “Briccotondo,” Roero Arneis DOCG “Pradalupo,” Gavi DOCG “Silver Label,” Gavi del Comune di Gavi, and Colli Tortonesi DOC “Derthona”), each entry accompanied by concise tasting notes and aging details. The right page lists Rosé Wines (Langhe DOC Rosato “Solerose”) and an extensive Red Wines section featuring regional classics and single-vineyard bottlings — examples include Langhe DOC Dolcetto “Briccotondo,” Piemonte DOC Barbera “Briccotondo,” several Barbera d’Alba bottlings (Silver Label, Raimonda, Superiore “Papagena”), Nebbiolo and Barbaresco entries (Langhe Nebbiolo “Ebbio,” Nebbiolo d’Alba “Marne Brune,” Barbaresco DOCG “Silver Label” and “Coste Rubin”) — with flavor descriptions noting fruit, tannin, oak and structure. Overall the design balances elegant typography and informative copy to position the estate’s organic, terroir-driven range for an audience of discerning wine drinkers.](Picture7.jpg) ![A dense, abstract typographic composition made up entirely of the repeated word “CodingI” in small, monospaced type. The text is arranged in tightly packed, radial/concentric bands that form a hypnotic, rosette-like swirl toward the image center; the repetition and spacing create a textured, almost fabric-like surface. The palette is a high-contrast mix of deep burgundy and darker maroon/black tones, giving the piece a dramatic, tech‑centric mood that suggests code, data flow, or algorithmic patterning. A slim pale border frames the square image, reinforcing its graphic, poster‑style appearance—ideal as a background or visual motif for programming, digital art, or cyber/tech content.](Picture15.jpg) The Fontanafredda Wine List – digital and ppt New winery brochure ![A high-contrast, square-format close-up of dense, repeating typography: the single word "CodingByI" (rendered in a clean, sans‑serif black font) is tiled across the entire white background in tightly packed rows and columns. The uniform repetition creates a textured, almost fabric‑like surface and a rhythmic visual field; slight variations in spacing and weight give a subtle sense of depth and motion. The overall effect reads as a study in pattern, repetition, and the aesthetic of code — clinical, methodical, and meditative — with the isolated larger instance in the upper-left acting as a faint focal point.](Picture34.jpg) ![Two decorative glass bottle stoppers shown as side and underside views: left pair in deep cobalt blue, right pair in warm amber‑gold. Each stopper has a polished, rounded colored head mounted on a clear tapered glass plug designed to fit a bottle neck. The underside of each head is revealed in the right‑hand view, showing a circular embossed seal with a small heraldic crest at the center surrounded by concentric rings of text and ornamentation. The glossy, translucent colors and clean lines combine a modern aesthetic with a classic, branded finish—suitable as a decorative closure for wine or spirit bottles or as a collectible gift.](Picture17.jpg) PBI Sustainability Superstars Presentation Vinolocks ### Notes: <!-- Slide number: 11 --> The Commercial Priorities | Commercial Priority #1 | Commercial Priority #2 | Commercial Priority #3 | | --- | --- | --- | | BAROLO! Barolo is the core focus and heart of Fontanafredda. Execute sales of Barolo Serralunga and the Crus at fine wine shops, fine dining BTB. | Place Silver Label Gavi as the BTG white offering both independent and chain. Shift Stripes Gavi di Gavi back to premium position for BTB, high end BTG, and fine wine retail. | Leverage Serralunga Barolo, Ebbio Langhe Nebbiolo, & Gavi di Gavi as the ultimate Piedmont trio for wine lists, premium BTG and fine wine retail. | | Reasons to Believe | | | | Utilize incredible scores, EU-funded budgets, extensive library collection, and educational tools. Barolo La Rosa 2016, WS 96pts / WE 95pts Barolo Serralunga 2019, WS 93pts / WE 91pts OCM-funded Barolo activation budget for trade and consumer selling activities Extensive stateside library in 1-btl and 6-btl packs Educational videos; brochure; in-depth presentations Barolo Royalty 1964 - first single vineyard-designated Barolo, Vigna La Rosa 1988 - first commune-designated Barolo, Barolo del Comune di Serralunga d’Alba | Silver Label Gavi BTG pricing: $14-15 BTG Scalable volume for national account placements Accessible 6-pack format Fresh & delicious! Gavi di Gavi Remains CORE white in the portfolio Premium Gavi di Gavi from top production area Complex & delicious! | Utilize incredible scores, EU-funded budgets, and educational tools. These three wines together represent the full spectrum of Piedmont’s terroir-driven excellence—from the prestige and aging power of Barolo, to the elegant accessibility of Nebbiolo, to the crisp, food-friendly vibrancy of Gavi. This curated trio brings range, recognition, and regional authenticity. The Barolo anchors the premium reds with iconic pedigree. Ebbio Langhe Nebbiolo offers a versatile by-the-glass pour—classic structure with approachability and value. Gavi di Gavi adds a crisp, mineral-driven white that shines with seafood and appetizers. All three wines are sustainably produced. | ![Fontanafredda “La Rosa” Barolo — a classic Piedmontese Barolo presented in a dark, elegant bottle topped with a black capsule and a slim gold neck band. The white, gold‑trimmed label bears an embossed crest and the name “La Rosa” above the bold “Barolo” designation, while a deep-red band at the bottle’s base displays the producer name, FONTANAFREDDA. Barolo is made from Nebbiolo grapes and is known for age-worthy structure and complex aromas: think red cherry, dried rose, tar and earthy spice, with firm tannins and bright acidity. Ideal with rich, savory dishes (braised beef, mushroom or truffle dishes, aged cheeses) and built to cellar for a decade or more. Vigna La Rosa Barolo DOCG](Picture16.jpg) ![A tall, dark-glass bottle of Italian red wine with a black capsule and an elegant cream-and-gray horizontal striped label. A centered black plaque edged in gold reads "Barolo" with "Serralunga d'Alba" beneath it, and a cream band at the base shows the producer name "Fontanafredda." The neck bears a small decorative crest. The overall look is classic and refined, evoking a traditional Piedmont Barolo — a Nebbiolo-based wine from Serralunga d'Alba, presented for aging and pairing with hearty, savory cuisine. Barolo del Comune di Serralunga d'Alba DOCG](Picture4.jpg) ![A minimalist, high‑contrast typographic pattern made by tightly repeating the same black word — "CodingI.6" — across a white background to cover the entire frame. Each instance of the word is the same size and weight, arranged in a dense, grid‑like pattern so the repeated text reads like a textured, wallpaper‑style surface; the strict repetition and monochrome palette give the image a graphic, almost hypnotic rhythm suitable as a background, branding motif, or modern poster element. Ebbio Langhe DOC Nebbiolo](Picture10.jpg) ![A tall, dark-glass bottle of Italian red wine with a black capsule and an elegant cream-and-gray horizontal striped label. A centered black plaque edged in gold reads "Barolo" with "Serralunga d'Alba" beneath it, and a cream band at the base shows the producer name "Fontanafredda." The neck bears a small decorative crest. The overall look is classic and refined, evoking a traditional Piedmont Barolo — a Nebbiolo-based wine from Serralunga d'Alba, presented for aging and pairing with hearty, savory cuisine. Barolo del Comune di Serralunga d'Alba DOCG](Picture4.jpg) ![A bottle of Fontanafredda Gavi — a Piedmontese white wine — shown upright on a clean white background. The tall, slightly green-tinted glass bottle is sealed with a metallic gold capsule; the label scheme pairs pale sage-green horizontal bands with a central bronze-gold square that reads “GAVI,” and the producer’s name “FONTANAFREDDA” in bold type at the base. Typical of Gavi (Cortese) wines, this bottling suggests a pale straw color with green highlights and is commonly characterized by bright citrus and green-apple aromas, floral notes and a stony/mineral finish. Serve well-chilled and pair with shellfish, light fish dishes, salads, soft cheeses or as an aperitif. Gavi del Comune di Gavi DOCG](Picture12.jpg) ![Fontanafredda Gavi — a tall, elegant clear bottle with a silver capsule and a minimalist cream label bearing the Fontanafredda name and a small heraldic crest, signaling this crisp white from the Gavi appellation in Piedmont. Made from Cortese, it’s typically pale straw in color with bright citrus and green apple aromas, delicate white-flower notes and a clean, stony minerality; dry and lively on the palate, best served well chilled (about 8–10°C) as an aperitif or alongside seafood, light pasta, salads and soft cheeses. Gavi DOCG](Picture2.jpg) ### Notes:

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