The AGRICOLE GUSSALLI BERETTA group is a group composed of 6 boutique wineries, all owned by the Gussalli Beretta family.

In 50 years of history, the group started in Franciacorta and has grown by building renowned and personality-rich brands in some of the most renowned regions of Italy.

Drinkability, uniqueness, precision and freshness are the peculiar characteristics of all the wines produced in the group.

Unity is strength: the group offers its customers the possibility of working with a single brand or with multiple wineries at the same time, optimizing costs for the creation of groupage and logistics. Barolo, Chianti Classico, Bolgheri, Franciacorta, Alto Adige and Colline Teramane are some of the most important DOC and DOCG produced in our cellars, awarded on the international press and rich of personality.

Agriment Italia connects Italian wineries with both established and emerging markets, helping them expand globally and strengthen their brand. We identify new distribution channels, educate buyers on Italian wine, and provide research, marketing, and strategic consulting.

We support wineries in international events, facilitating cost-sharing and investment opportunities to enhance visibility. By collaborating with importers and distributors, we help wineries tailor their offerings to local market demands.

Our mission is to promote Made in Italy worldwide, giving small producers a voice and fostering long-term business relationships for sustainable growth.

We will present wines from:

· Cava D’Onice Azienda Agricola Cava d'Onice di Montalcino

· Cantina Imperatori 

· Sacco Vignaioli Apuli 

· Tre Secoli

· Ioppa 

· Cascina Galarin

· Luca Canevaro 

· Ca' De Lion

· Menicucci 1689

The company Ambrogio e Giovanni Folonari Tenute is the result of the intuition of Ambrogio Folonari and his son Giovanni. They descend from a family historically dedicated to wine business. Since late 1700s the Folonaris have operated in the vinegrowing and wineproducing field and have contributed to writing the history of Italian wine. At the beginning of 2000 Ambrogio e Giovanni Folonari took new and original directions focusing only on Tuscan excellencies from the most important wine production areas. The philosophy behind the goals of “Ambrogio e Giovanni Folonari Tenute” is based on the ownership and management of five famous agricultural estates located in Tuscany. The Estates are: Tenuta di Nozzole (Chianti Classico) – Tenute del Cabreo (Super Tuscan) – Tenuta La Fuga, (Montalcino) – Tenuta Campo al Mare (Bolgheri) - Vigne a Porrona (Maremma). Ambrogio and Giovanni still carry out an important project of revaluation of the territory and its diversity, investing in the estates and focusing on the production of quality wines, elegant, with character and strongly linked to the territory.

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Diadema is a distinctive Boutique Winery located among the hills of Impruneta in the wonderful Chianti Area.

In one of the most beautiful spots overlooking Florence, Diadema Winery produces wines and extra virgin olive oils since 1735.

Only in 2004 the Diadema Wine project came into existence, devoting all the energies in the production of modern wines, named SuperTuscan, which use alongside the Sangiovese variety other grapes such as Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Syrah.

We have three main lines the Diadema, the Damare, and the Candegli line whose constant is the high quality and important ratings received during the years.

The Diadema Line, with unique labels hand made by skilled Florentine artisans with precious certified Swarovski crystals that make the products weather its wine, champagne or extra virgin olive oils authentic jewels.

Diadema Rosso has two different appearances, the certified Swarovski crystal label and the regular ‘’Aurum Colatum’’ version. From our experience the two labels having different targets can both work very well. For example the regular label is mainly distributed at a restaurant level (fine dining and high level restaurants) while the Swarovski Crystal label has a very good market as a gift idea both at a corporate and private and in the hotel segment where it is used as a premium welcoming gift.

Diadema Champagne, a project that came into existence in 2007 with a very strong partnership with a petit vigneron form La Côte des Bar from which we selected two exclusive references a Dosage Zero and a Rose both organic and biodynamic that are produced exclusively for us. Since the beginning we received from le Comitè Champagne the Marque d’Acheteur certifying Diadema as a brand of champagne.

The Damare line, made of Rosso Bianco and Rosato, with its label, maintains the constant idea of elegance, style, quality and excellence that our Company pursues. Specifically, these products are aimed for particular pleasure and care to the Ho.Re.Ca. sector for the excellent value for money.

And finally the Candegli Terracotte line, made of a superior red wine microvinification of Sangiovese and Cabernet Sauvignon with the use of Impruneta terracotta jars made to our specific design by an ancient Impruneta furnace and en exquisite Extra Virgin Olive oil.

We also produce different kinds of cold-pressed extravirgin olive oil that matches the different wine lines mentioned above and are all made only from our olives and processed according to tradition in the estate’s private olive mill.

In 1878, inspired by the "Piemonte Attitude", Enrico Serafino moved from North Piedmont to Canale, realizing his dream of becoming a wine producer. Since then, for over 147 harvests, the company has been producing grapes from Barolo, Langa, Roero, and Monferrato. The current owning family, Krause Gentile, has renewed the founder's original act of will, maintaining the values and purpose of the house unchanged and preserving its historic artisanal soul, respect for future generations, and attention to detail that has distinguished it since the beginning of its activity.

The winery achieved Viva Certification that assesses the sustainability performance of all company activities.

The story of Hic et Nunc is a recent one, but the history of the land where it was born takes us back to the early 1900s.The Rosolen family purchased 100 hectares of land and began a gradual process of restoration. The goal was clear: to shift from quantity-driven viticulture to a focus on excellence by vinifying Monferrato’s classic wines in-house. We choose Vignale is located at the center of the temperate zone, equidistant from the sea and the Alpine chain, which shields it from northeastern weather disturbances. The low rainfall forces the vines to seek nourishment deep in the soil, and the good thermal variation between day and night, especially during harvest time, ensures wines with intense and elegant aromas. The soils are poor but rich in microelements, whichcontribute to wines with good structure, finesse, and, thanks to the presence of limestone, adistinctive minerality and sapidity. The Monferrato of Hic et Nunc is a conscious choice of simplicity, native grape varieties, andvinification that fully respects the varietal characteristics, in search of authentic purity inaromas and sensory notes. Since 2021, Hic et Nunc has embarked on an agronomic conversion process that, within threeyears, led the vineyards and winery to achieve organic certification in 2024 in all of the 25 ha of vineyards.

Cantine Romagnoli is an Italian traditional winery founded in 1857 in Villò, a little area situated in the province of Piacenza. The first steps concerning wine production, here were taken only in 1978, when a visionary entrepreneur changed the reality of this company. Nowadays, about 150 years later, under the direction of Alessandro Perini, the winery is led by a young team who, starting from the natural characteristics of this territory, started creating wines combining tradition and innovation with a strong appetite towards national and international markets.

For over a century the Sassetti family has farmed some of Montalcino’s finest vineyards. The property is nestled on a slope in the Montosoli hill, North of Montalcino, reputed one of the most favourable terroirs for Sangiovese. Today the estate is managed by Lorenzo Sassetti, Livio’s son, fourth generation family member and passionate winemaker, that is upholding the family name and reputation with the enthusiastic support of his wife Sabina. Moved by a strong interest in winemaking he decided to approach different styles acquiring two properties in Italy’s finest wine-producing areas, rising Tuscan Maremma and lively Valdobbiadene. All of Lorenzo’s wines have deep roots in their respective terroirs, showcasing his willingness to preserve their traditional features.

The beginning of the cultivation of the vine, with the production of wine, by the Tornatore family dates back to 1865 when the great-grandfather of the current owner began the agricultural activity. The vineyards of the Tornatore company, which all fall on the northern slope, boast an extension of 75 hectares, located at different altitudes and in different districts, each of which boasts a unique volcanic terroir. The Tornatore family has always had a detailed knowledge of the territories of the municipality of Castiglione di Sicilia. A family therefore with deep roots in the territory of origin, which in subsequent generations, has never neglected the attachment and respect for it and its traditions.

Prestigious selections of Prosecco wines boasting the Val d’Oca label are produced  in the hills of Prosecco Superiore DOCG, nestled between the historic towns of Valdobbiadene and Conegliano.

Solid tradition, know-how and passion for cultivation are recurring themes in this charming area, perfectly embodied by the Winery, having historically emerged as a direct expression of the work of hundreds of farming families, who for generations comprised the main social fabric of these lands. This is an area that can boast not only of being a point of reference for heroic viticulture and local wine production, but also a driving economic basin for all the related activities generated by this sector.

Today just as much as back then, the winemakers of the hills that are still associated with the Winery, continue to be the custodians of its fertile territory.