Edited by Mario Busso and Luigi Cremona, the guide "Vini Buoni d’Italia" (Fine Wines of Italy) published by Touring Club is one of the most recognized in Italy. It is published by historic fellowship, Touring Club to be precise, which has dedicated 10 years to the promotion of journey and tourism as social and cultural values, to discover, love and explore the Peninsula. "Vini Buoni d’Italia" is distinguished among other Italian guides, because it is exclusively dedicated to wines produced only from autochthonous grapes.
Work on tasting and selection, conducted by "Vini Buoni d’Italia" through dozens of wine tasters subdivided in regional commissions, is excellent. Wines are valued by Stars, from 1 to 4. Wines, which gain 4 Stars, are called Golden Star and win the nomination Corona, it indicates the highest level of appreciation and highest evaluation of the wine.
Moletto Raboso Doc Piave 2005  has gained the Golden star, which will be reported in the guide 2013. This wine has not only expressed that elegance, refinement, quality and precise expression of the variety of the territory but has aroused a thrilling emotion, which is requested by the spirit of the guide.
Great satisfaction of the Moletto's staff, company that has managed to conserve and has always believed in autochthonous wine-producing estate of their terrain (not only Raboso veronese is cultivated but also Glera, Tocai friulano, Verduzzo and Refosco).
It is a great satisfaction because this Golden Star is going to enrich the palmares of the Raboso Doc Piave 2005, which has just collected a lot of national and international successes (Silver medal MUNDUS VINI 2011 – International Wine Award, Silver Seal ENOCONEGLIANO 2011 - 13° Regional Wine Competition - Veneto wine selection, 88 points in the Yearbook of the finest Italian wines 2012 – Luca Maroni).