The Amphorae of Aurora
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The amphora used for the bottling of Verdicchio and rosé wines was characteristic of Aurora. More sinuous than the typical amphora, it had the neck cut obliquely, the shape resembling that of the pinnacles on the sides of the church of San Leonardo. It also had a golden thread glued onto the neck of the amphora bottle, and tied at the end was a cutout of a small fish whose tail was inserted into the wine label, a touch of originality. 
Even today in Cupramontana it is possible to come across these particular Aurora bottles, as well as the more limited versions painted by hand.