Schioppettino, From 0.5ha average age of vines: 20 to 60 years old. Maceration for 20/25 days in steel or cement, indigenous yeasts in large barrels or second passage barriques, spontaneous malolactic fermentation.

What is Pignolo?  it's an old indigenous Friuli variety, late-ripening, finicky, dark in color and high in tannin. Often needs long elevage in wood.  People compare it to Nebbiolo, but I feel Marco's is more akin to something like Pommard, earthy and red-fruited.  Check it out!

Monte della Guardia is Marco’s cru, 0.5ha, super steep terraces descending from 300 to 175m.  80% Friulano, 20% Picolit on ponca (typical soil of friable, alkaline clay marls).  Harvested end of Sept. Direct-pressed, fermented in stainlees, aged in one 1000L cask (which happened to be new this year...

100% Vermentino.  Monte dei Frati is a 2.5-ha hillside vineyard with higher presence of the sedimentary sandstone mother rock.  Destemmed/crushed, macerated for 2 days, then aged in stainlees steel.  A more upright and complex wine compared to Felcebianco, salty and round at once.  15,000 bottes...

Vermentino/Malvasia/Trebbiano from 3ha of vineyards with sandy topsoil.  Average vine age is 40 years. Macerated for 48 hrs, aged in stainless steel. The Felcebianco (like the Felcerosso) is aged for a short time, bottled in January after harvest. It's meant to be a versatile and tasty everyday...