Description

Our 'Biondin' takes its name from the legendary bandit, Francesco Demichelis, known as 'il Biondin'. Demichelis was born in Monferrato in 1871 and worked as a bandit between Lomellina, Biella and Vercelli. His charm and gallantry with women saved and protected him for many years. He is remembered as the last romantic bandit.

The name lends itself well to our "sfursà" which, with its golden yellow hues, lively and brilliant, is intriguing on the palate and has a fascinating persistence.

It opens with sweet notes of honey on the nose, then fades to more sensual notes of citrus.
It is savoured slowly to capture its freshness and sweetness, before arriving at a lingering finish of vanilla and candied fruit.