Collo Rosso means exactly what it sounds like it shouldn't. One part Umbria, one part Jetersville, Virginia, one part Bay Ridge, Brooklyn — where every vintage is made two floors above the family table.
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An estate in three parts
The method is Umbrian — hands, patience, and the conviction that wine is mostly waiting. The temperament is Jetersville, Virginia, where a porch and a long afternoon count as equipment. The wine itself is made in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, two floors above the family table.
A modest estate by any measure. Also, by any measure, precisely the right size for the attention we intend to give it.
At the winemaker’s table
Join us at the family table in Bay Ridge for a private tasting — generous pours, long tangents, and somebody's grandmother's recipe on the stove.
Reserve a Tasting“Sounds like a Tuscan estate. Translates to exactly what you think.” — Family, probably
Journal
On Patience (and Racking Schedules)
Why the best winemaking tool is a calendar you actually respect.
Harvest Report: A Vintage Worth the Wait
Long hang time, cool nights, and fruit that made the sorting table easy.