The name originates from the splendid Abbey of San Clemente a Casauria, declared an Italian national monument since 1894. In 872, it housed the relics of the fourth Pontiff, Pope Clement I.

The Chronicon Casauriense, which inspires the line and labels, is a collection of medieval chronicles about the Abbey of San Clemente a Casauria, written by the monk Giovanni di Berardo, distinguished by exquisite illustrations and pen drawings.

The wines of the “Tralcetto” line are distinguished by the characteristic vine twig on the bottle neck and symbolise the deepest roots upon which the bond between wine and territory is founded.

Wines that tell the story of the territory where they are born, encapsulating the ancient history of abbots, emperors and saints who once walked these lands.

In a land of shepherds and ancient traditions, we have dedicated a line to the great heritage of pastures that have always characterised our region and that give us the typical gastronomic products loved all over the world.

A hymn to time and patience. Crafted from the finest indigenous red grapes of Abruzzo, our Passiti are elegant meditation wines capable of defying the decades, transforming the richness of the territory into an enveloping glass of inestimable wisdom.