Wine
Spezier Raboso (2018)
Tessere
Veneto
Tessere
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The winery
Founded in 1979 by Ilario Bincoletto, Tessère is an organic winery located in the Venetian countryside. Today, Emanuela Bincoletto continues the family tradition with a strong focus on wine quality and environmental respect. The estate is deeply rooted in its territory, with the native Raboso grape as its flagship variety, interpreted in an elegant and modern style while preserving traditional craftsmanship. Each bottle reflects the winery’s strong connection to the lands of Venice and the Piave River. Inspired by ancient Roman mosaics, Tessère brings together fragments of history, nature, and culture, creating wines that express identity, memory, and place.
B2B Price
3 pts / bottle
Wine details
- Type
- Red
- Vintage
- 2018
- Region
- Veneto
- Grape variety
- Raboso
- Alcohol
- 12.5 %
- Bottle size
- 750 ml
- Certifications
- BIO
Description
Spezièr Raboso by Tessère Winery is a deep ruby-red wine tending to garnet with ageing. It shows a vinous and spicy profile with aromas of sour cherry and wild blackberry. On the palate it is lively, with balanced acidity and firm tannins, expressing the typical character of Raboso. Aged in bottle, it gains complexity and depth. Versatile at the table, it pairs well with pasta e fagioli, game, stewed eel, fried and braised fish, red meats including grilled dishes, cured meats, and aged cheeses.
Region
Veneto
A diverse region stretching from the Alpine foothills to the Adriatic plain, producing everything from the mineral precision of Soave Classico to the structured complexity of Amarone della Valpolicella. The appassimento tradition — drying grapes to concentrate sugars and flavour — gives Veneto a unique stylistic identity unmatched anywhere in Italy. For B2B buyers, Veneto offers unrivalled range: accessible entry-level volume, serious mid-tier appellations and prestige cuvées — all within a single, well-recognised regional identity.
Typical grapes of the region
Wines from Tessere
