Banfi L'Ardì is Vegan Friendly

Company email (October 2018)
"Thank you for your email and your interest in Banfi San Angelo Pinot Grigio. It does not contain any animal ingredients (such as milk, eggs, honey, etc.) nor are animal products used in the processing/filtration of the product (such as isinglass, gelatin, etc.).

"I have also confirmed with the winery that product is not manufactured or bottled anywhere else by a sub-licensee. This product is suitable for vegans."

Company email (July 2017)
"Thank you for your inquiry. Rosa Regale is vegan friendly. It is produce in one location in Piemonte,Italy.
Listed below are additional vegan friendly options also from the same winery.

http://www.banfiwines.com/winery/vigne-regali/

These wines include
L’Ardì
Banfi Brut Metodo Tradizionale Classico
Cuvee Aurora Rose
La Lus Albarossa
Rosa Regale Brachetto d’Acqui D.O.C.G.
Principessa Gavia Gavi"

Company email (November 2016):
"Riunite is not Vegan friendly."

Company email (December 2010):
"Our Quality Control Department states that Fontana Candida wines do not contain animal ingredients. However, small quantities (in the order of fractions of g / l) of isinglass and casein (the latter only in white wines - it's derived from milk) are used in the processing/filtration of the product, in particular for the clarification; these substances then precipitate and are removed by decanting and subsequent filtration. In wine there are not even traces of these substances, since these substances are un-dissolvable in wine."

Company email (BSiconolfi@banfi.com) regarding Maschio Prosecco (January 2011):
"No animal ingredients are used in the production process, including the fining process."

Company email (February 2011 & April 2011):
"The winery informs us that in the fining process, gelatin is used for Riunite red wines and casein is used for Riunite white wines. The winery noted that even though the above animal-derived products are used in the fining process, no trace is left in the wine since these substances are un-dissolvable in wine. Therefore, the wines are vegan.(ED NOTE: not by Barnivore's definition)"

Company mail (September 2010):
"The winery informs us that in the fining process, gelatin is used for Riunite red wines and casein is used for Riunite white wines. The winery noted that even though the above animal-derived products are used
in the fining process, no trace is left in the wine since these substances are un-dissolvable in wine. Therefore, the wines are vegan"

Company email:
"In answer to your question, the winery informs us that in the fining process, gelatin is used for Riunite red wines and casein is used for Riunite white wines."