Obtained 100% from Ribolla gialla grape, perhaps the most ancient vine of Collio, which some identify with the Evola of ancient Romans. At the IV Austrian Oenological Congress, held in Gorizia in 1891, this vine was considered "the best of all and deserving in every respect of further cultivation, since the siliceous marls or limestone that dominate there - the so-called opoche - (...) are for Ribolla giallo the preferred terrain".  The vineyards from which this wine is produced are located in Ruttars and Bukova vineyards in the southwest side of Mount Calvario, at an altitude of 180 meters (600 feet) above sea level.  Pale straw yellow.  Unmistakable is its pleasant bouquet, extremely varietal with aromas of citrus, apple delight and cream notes.  The palate has a fragrant entry, with a succession of corresponding sensations which, in the finish, give way to elegant memories of apple.