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RECIOTO DELLA VALPOLICELLA DOC CLASSICO
| Wine: | RECIOTO DELLA VALPOLICELLA DOC CLASSICO |
| Vineyard location: | Valpolicella Classica zone (hilly band to the north of Verona) |
| Soil: | red-brown soil on detrital, limestone-marly and basaltic sediments |
| Vine yield per hectare: | 100 ql./ha |
| Grape varieties: | Corvina 60% - Rondinella 30% - Molinara 10% |
| Colour: | ruby red |
| Bouquet: | intense, with fruity and floral notes |
| Palate: | pleasantly sweet, fresh and velvety |
| Grape harvest: | hand selection of the best grape bunches coming from hilly vineyards. The grape is collected in small crates and left to raisin in order to achieve a high concentration of sugar, extracts, aromas and glycerine |
| Vinification techniques: | raisining of the grapes for 3 months followed by traditional skin fermentation and slow maceration. When the must is still sweet the alcoholic fermentation is blocked by a series of frequent rackings |
| Ageing: | in 50hl. oak barrels followed by a short stay in stainless steel vats |
| Serving suggestions: | wine to be best enjoyed after two years from bottling, served at a temperature of 15-16°C |
| Food and wine pairing: | dessert wine recommended with cakes and pastry |
| Wine analysis: | Alcohol content 12.8% vol., Residual sugar 120 g/l, Dry extract 34 g/l, Total acidity 6.20 g/l, pH 3.40 |
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RECIOTO DELLA VALPOLICELLA DOC CLASSICO 'VIGNE ALTE' selection
| Wine: | RECIOTO DELLA VALPOLICELLA DOC CLASSICO 'VIGNE ALTE' selection |
| Vineyard location: | Valpolicella Classica zone (hilly band to the north of Verona) |
| Soil: | red-brown soil on detrital, limestone-marly and basaltic sediments |
| Vine yield per hectare: | 85 ql./ha |
| Grape varieties: | Corvina 70% - Rondinella 20% - Molinara 5% - Oseleta 5% |
| Colour: | bright ruby red |
| Bouquet: | pervasive hints of earthy undergrowth, blackberry and raspberry |
| Palate: | sweet, soft and velvety |
| Grape harvest: | hand selection of the best grape bunches coming from hilly vineyards. The grape is collected in small crates and left to raisin in order to achieve a high concentration of sugar, extracts, aromas and glycerine |
| Vinification techniques: | raisining of the grapes for 5 months followed by traditional skin fermentation and slow maceration. When the must is still sweet the alcoholic fermentation is blocked by a series of frequent rackings |
| Ageing: | in 25hl. old oak casks for 1-2 years followed by a short stay in stainless steel vats |
| Serving suggestions: | wine to be best enjoyed after two years from bottling, served at a temperature of 17-19°C |
| Food and wine pairing: | dessert wine recommended with cakes and pastry |
| Wine analysis: | Alcohol content 13.2% vol., Residual sugar 130 g/l, Dry extract 34 g/l, Total acidity 6.50 g/l, pH 3.40 |
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PASSITO INDICAZIOEN GEOGRAFICA TIPICA BIANCO DEL VENETO
| Wine: | PASSITO INDICAZIOEN GEOGRAFICA TIPICA BIANCO DEL VENETO |
| Vineyard location: | the province of Verona |
| Soil: | hilly soil of morainic and volcanic origin on red and basaltic sediments |
| Vine yield per hectare: | 80 ql./ha |
| Grape varieties: | Garganega 60%, Chardonnay 40% |
| Colour: | golden yellow |
| Bouquet: | pervasive and etheric, with notes of orange blossom and vanilla |
| Palate: | sweet, harmonic, warm and lingering |
| Grape harvest: | hand selection of the grape bunches that have reached optimum ripeness. The grapes are collected in small crates and left to raisin for 3-4 months with part of the bunches affected by noble rot |
| Vinification techniques: | soft crushing of the grapes to extract only the first-pressing must followed by a slow barrique fermentation |
| Ageing: | in French oak barriques for 12-16 months followed by a short stay in stainless steel vats |
| Serving suggestions: | wine to be best enjoyed within 3-4 years from bottling, served at a temperature of 14-15 C° |
| Food and wine pairing: | dessert wine recommended with fois gras and pastry in general; also excellent as vino da meditazione |
| Wine analysis: | Alcohol content 13.5% vol., Residual sugar 100 g/l, Dry extract 27 g/l, Total acidity 5.80 g/l, pH 3.50 |
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