
Alessandro Berselli has been walking on the soil of Italian vineyards for 30 years.
In the 80’s Italian wine wasn’t the same. It was a rare and hidden gem. The raw material was undoubtedly there. Because 350 autochtonous varietals, the hands of our farmers, their experience, their methods didn’t come out of nowhere. They were a heritage, a dusty casket that needed to be brought out into the light.
Together we have sold 50 million bottles all over the world, together we took Italian wine out of the 80’s and transformed a perception into a vision. With our company, we’re able to combine different heritages, following them from the vineyard to the bottle.
The beauty lies in still being surprised – always altogether, always with the same enthusiasm – by new grapes, new blends, new production methods. We modernize tradition, we study it and perfect it through new knowledge.
It’s our way to give back: the territory gives us body, we give back our soul.
A tribute to the most important international varietals grown under the Italian sun.
An exclusive, charming and elegant packaging marks this line of wines
It will be love after the first sip.

Salento I.G.T.

Pavia I.G.T

Alto Adige D.O.C.

Tre Venezie I.G.T.
When it comes to wine, we think of Tuscany.
We think of Bolgheri cellars, of the interception between miracle and excellence that is made up of a small group of houses in the Tuscan hills. We think of the longevity of Brunello or other red wines of Montalcino. We think of the notoriety of Chianti Classico, of the surprise of discovering a high-quality white wine such as Vermentino in a land of full-bodied alchemies.
But we also think of mornings spent with family, of smiles and sincere looks. We think of our mission to provide a product that’s meant to be shared, that immortalizes success and the best moments spent in your homes.
They’re the Ruppiano wines of the Berselli family.
They’re the North Star of our winemaking.

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Maremma Toscana D.O.C.
Aristocratic character and vineyards blessed with ideal weather conditions: the Langhe region, in the heart of Piedmont, is such a landmark on Italy’s wine growing map that it has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List of important cultural, historic, and environmental sites. Piedmont has been producing wine since ancient times. It is the home of the Nebbiolo grape, which is not only considered by many to be Italy’s most noble variety, but it is also used to produce Barolo and Barbaresco – red wines that reach their full strength when aged.
Colors follow the changes in emotions and accompany Ambo wines: modern, easy drinking and youthful!
7 wines, 7 different colors: one for every day of the week.
This line’s complementary qualities showcase the great potential of Italian winemaking with new verve. The past and the future interact at every level, both inside and outside the bottle.
Merlot, Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio, Sauvignon Blanc, Cabernet Sauvignon and Pinot Nero grapes – the latter vinified also in rosé – boast new aromas and flavors from Italy’s ideal microclimates.