San Antonio Specialty labels are the historic, original labels of the Riboli Family winery, used on their bottled wines dating to 1917. The labels showcase the artwork of the 16th century cathedral of San Antonio de Padua in northern Italy, home of St Anthony, the patron saint of the familys founder, uncle Santo Cambianica. These wines are produced entirely of California grapes and represent both semi sweet and dry wines. These were the livelihood of the company and along with the sacramental communion wines, were the main wine types produced in the early days of southern California winemaking and grape-growing.

San Antonio Specialty labels are the historic, original labels of the Riboli Family winery, used on their bottled wines dating to 1917. The labels showcase the artwork of the 16th century cathedral of San Antonio de Padua in northern Italy, home of St Anthony, the patron saint of the familys founder, uncle Santo Cambianica. These wines are produced entirely of California grapes and represent both semi sweet and dry wines. These were the livelihood of the company and along with the sacramental communion wines, were the main wine types produced in the early days of southern California winemaking and grape-growing.

Proof/ABV: 12.5