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M&C Nectar Imperial...

M&C Nectar Imperial...

THE BOLDEST AND MOST GENEROUS CHAMPAGNE FROM THE MAISON<br /><br />NECTAR IMPÉRIAL<br />Nectar Impérial is characterised by its tropical fruit flavour, its richness in the mouth and its sparkling aftertaste.<br />richness in the mouth and a sparkling aftertaste that surprises and delights<br />and delight at first taste.<br /><br />Tasting notes: The captivating density of exotic fruits (pineapple,<br />mango). The silky firmness of stone fruits (Mirabella plum, apricot). The sparkling freshness of grapefruit notes.<br /><br />Gastronomic pairings: Foie gras with mango puree, cod with sweet and sour sauce, fruit desserts<br />sweet and sour sauce, sweet fruit desserts, chorizo and spicy oriental dishes, blue cheeses.<br /><br />Serving temperature: 8-10°C<br />Dosage and Abv: 45 g/l; 12% vol.<br /><br />Maturation: 18 months in cellar + 3 months after disgorgement<br /><br />Blending:<br />40 to 50% Pinot Noir<br />30 to 40% Meunier<br />10 to 20% Chardonnay<br />
Price €81.80
VEUVE CLICQUOT VINTAGE 2012...

VEUVE CLICQUOT VINTAGE 2012...

Vintage Brut 2012<br />The Vintage 2012 is the expression of a prodigious harvest, despite extremely adverse weather conditions.<br />Label Veuve Clicquot Champagne Vintage Brut 2012<br /><br />Despite the damage that led to a fairly modest harvest, the quality is optimal, with great ageing potential for the wines. Naturally, the 2012 vintage has been declared a<br />Veuve Clicquot Vintage, becoming the House's 66th since its first vintage in 1810. The uniqueness of the Veuve Clicquot Vintage collection lies in the addition of wines aged<br />in large oak barrels, which bring strength and aromatic intensity. The predominance of Pinot Noir and a touch of wood bring structure and character, the hallmark of the<br />Veuve Clicquot style.<br /><br />Tasting notes<br />'On the palate, the attack is fresh and frank. The first fruit aromas then appear, with mirabella tart, candied citrus and hints of roasted pears. Finally, refreshing notes of<br />green hazelnuts and almonds appear.'<br /><br />Visual Examination:<br />Bright yellow colour<br />Subtle golden reflections<br /><br />Aromas:<br />Candied citrus fruits<br />Roasted pears<br />Green hazelnuts and almonds<br /><br />FOOD AND WINE PAIRING<br />SUGGESTIONS<br />Veal<br />Freshwater prawn<br />Smoked scallops<br />
Price €114.00
Riesling 2015 SAN LEONARDO...

Riesling 2015 SAN LEONARDO...

Comments | With its classic varietal structure, fine acidity, and pronounced minerality, this Riesling offers true elegance and appealing, multi-layered complexity.Grape<br />varieties | 100% RieslingFermentation | 12 hours of low-temperature maceration on the skins, followed by gentle pressing and fermentation for 20/25 days.Maturation | 12<br />months sur lie in new and once-used large French oak casks Cellarability | 10 years and more.<br />
Price €34.40
Pino Bianco Schulthauser...

Pino Bianco Schulthauser...

South Tyrolean Pinot Blanc<br />Schulthauser 2020<br /><br />Pinot Blanc, South Tyrol's most important grape variety, has awoken from its slumber and has become the region's flagship wine. Schulthauser is the classic among South<br />Tyrolean Pinot Blancs; it was first vinified and bottled in 1982. It is not a loud drop, but a consummate, finely fruity-fresh Pinot Blanc, which at the same time seduces with<br />creamy softness and racy acidity to enjoy.<br /><br />Grape variety: Pinot Blanc<br />Vine age: 10 to 40 years<br />Growing region: Site: Vineyards in 'Schulthaus' above Schloss Moos in Eppan/<br />Berg (540-620m)<br />Exposure: Southeast<br />Soils: Calcareous gravel soils with loam<br />Method of cultivation: Guyot<br />Harvest: Mid to late September, harvest and grape selection by hand.<br />Vinification: The majority (85%) is fermented in steel tanks, the rest in wooden barrels followed by<br />followed by biological acid reduction. In February the two<br />wines are blended.<br />Yield: 60 hl/ha<br /><br />Analytical data:<br />Alcohol content: 13.5<br />Acidity: 5,7 gr/lt<br />Drinking temperature: 8-10°.<br /><br />Recommendation: Exclusive aperitif and summer wine, but also a versatile food companion: it tastes good with seafood and fish, as well as with delicate dishes of wild fowl.<br />It is particularly recommended with South Tyrolean Schlutzkrapfen.<br /><br />Ageing/potential: 4 to 5 years<br /><br />Awards:<br />2019: 93 points Luca Maroni, 92 points James Suckling, 91 points Robert<br />Parker, 91 points Falstaff, 90 points I Vini di Veronelli, 90 points Intravino.<br />2018: 94 points Wine Enthusiast, 91 points James Suckling, 91 points<br />Decanter<br />2015: 89 points Wine Spectator<br />2012: 90 points Wine Spectator; 90 points Wine Enthusiast<br />
Price €8.50
Champagne Non Dosé...

Champagne Non Dosé...

Royale Réserve Non Dosé<br /><br />65% Pinot Noir, 30% Chardonnay and 5% Pinot Meunier. 20-30% reserve wines, managed in 'Solera'. No dosage in order not to mask the character and purity of the wine.<br />Over three years of ageing on the lees at a constant temperature of 12°C. It expresses the quality of Philipponnat's non-vintage blends. Colour: pale gold. Fine and persistent<br />mousse. On the nose: lime blossom, vine flower and hawthorn. On the palate: citrus notes and a nice liveliness without being aggressive. The finish is long and clear, with<br />notes of warm bread and fresh apple.<br />
Price €62.40
Champagne Blanc de Noirs...

Champagne Blanc de Noirs...

Blanc de Blancs - Premier Cru - Extra Brut<br /><br />100% first-pressing Chardonnay, partially vinified in wood, it remains in contact with the yeasts for more than 4 years developing fine and numerous bubbles. Generous, fine<br />and at the same time delicate with a good dose of minerality when young, which tends to become complex and broad as the years go by, after dégorgement.<br />
Price €86.60
Vinsanto Chianti Classico...

Vinsanto Chianti Classico...

Marchese Antinori Vinsanto Chianti Classico DOC 2016<br /><br />Climate: After an autumn and winter that tended to be mild and not very rainy, spring 2016 began with good weather in Chianti Classico, bringing bud break about 10 days<br />earlier than the historical average. Starting in May and during the first half of June, rainfall and average cool temperatures were recorded, but did not affect the decisive<br />phases of flowering and fruit set. The summer up to the end of August was hot, dry and without heat peaks: optimal conditions for maintaining an excellent vegetative-<br />productive balance and ensuring constant growth of the grapes. Harvesting took place between 7 and 10 September.<br /><br />Vinification: the grapes, sourced exclusively from the vineyards of the Antinori estates in Chianti Classico, were carefully selected and harvested in boxes; they were then<br />placed by hand on the special mats of the appassitoio (drying room) of the Tignanello estate or on the penzane of the Pèppoli estate (mobile frames where the bunches are<br />hung in suspension). The grapes, left to dry until the end of December, were then softly pressed in order to maintain their organoleptic and aromatic characteristics. The<br />must obtained was put into the typical 'caratelli', made from different types of wood and with a capacity varying between 50 and 200 litres, where the long, slow alcoholic<br />fermentation took place. The wine remained in the kegs for about 3 years and was then blended and finally bottled.<br /><br />Historical data: The production of Vinsanto in Tuscany dates back at least to medieval times: it is considered a true regional speciality and the Antinori family has always<br />produced it. The first vintage of Vinsanto Tenute Marchese Antinori (a 'natural' production vinsanto) was, however, 1987.<br /><br />Tasting Notes: The Marchese Antinori Vinsanto has a dark amber colour with golden reflections. On the nose sweet notes of dried fruit, such as hazelnut and date, combine<br />with an intense sensation of candied orange, honey, and a slight hint of cinnamon. On the palate it is full, soft, supported by a pleasant freshness that makes it lively and<br />pleasant. Good persistence on the palate.<br />
Price €26.80
Nosiola CESCONI 750ml IGT

Nosiola CESCONI 750ml IGT

Nosiola is the only autochthonous white variety in Trentino, present since the time of the Council of Trent. The origin of the name has not yet been clarified. Many maintain<br />that it derives its name from hazelnut, due to the colour of the grapes when ripe, while others believe that it is the aroma of the wines that recalls that of wild hazelnuts.<br />What we do know is that it is a versatile variety, which like few others in the world can produce both great sweet wines and still white wines with a savoury character that<br />can age for many decades.<br /><br />Once widespread throughout the province, Nosiola was mainly grown on the Pressano hill and in the Valle dei Laghi. In recent times, the variety has undergone a major<br />downsizing in favour of international varieties to the extent that it has become almost 'rare'. Today it covers a cultivated area of only 65 hectares. As winegrowers, attached<br />to our territory and our traditions, we are happy to contribute to its preservation.<br /><br />Type of wine: White wine<br />Format: (Litres) 0.75<br />Production area: Nosiola is planted in the highest vineyards on the edge of the forest at an altitude of about 500 metres to the north-east of Pressano. Nosiola flowers early<br />and prefers high, well-ventilated and sunny areas. The vineyard is west-facing and has loose soil on a deep, fertile dolomite dejection cone. The vines have an average age of<br />35 years and are trained to the simple pergola system, with a density of about 3500 plants per hectare.<br />Vinification Part of the grapes are destemmed and macerated for 4-5 days until the 'cap rises'. At this point a cuvèe is made from the directly pressed grapes and<br />fermentation continues partly in stainless steel containers and partly in large acacia barrels. The acacia wood allows us to combine the advantages of vinification in wood<br />with the preservation of the fine and delicate bouquet of Nosiola. The wine remains in contact with its own yeast for about 9 months before being bottled at the end of the<br />summer.<br />
Price €17.00
Gewürztraminer Passito DOP...

Gewürztraminer Passito DOP...

Vinification<br /><br />The grapes are harvested in September and left to dry for 4 months in a well-ventilated room. In December, the dried grapes are selected again. Drying results in a 2/3<br />weight loss, as well as a concentration of sugar, aromas, acidity and tannins. Due to the high sugar content, the yeast cannot carry out the fermentation completely and<br />thus a natural residual sweetness remains. After a fermentation of 6 weeks, a longer bottle fermentation takes place.<br />Tasting<br /><br />The 'Cashmere' Gewürztraminer Passito presents itself with a golden yellow colour with a light amber hue. Its bouquet is exquisite and intensely aromatic: dried apricots,<br />candied fruits, rose petals, a hint of orange and caramel. On the palate, the Passito is very concentrated, with a harmonious interplay between inviting sweetness and<br />refreshing acidity, elegant and of exquisite level.<br />
Price €78.80
San Giovanni della Sala...

San Giovanni della Sala...

San Giovanni Della Sala<br />Orvieto DOC Classico Superiore<br /><br /><br />Climate: 2020 will be remembered as a tendentially dry year. The winter, almost completely devoid of rain, was dominated by temperatures that were not too cold. The<br />spring weather, which arrived slightly later than in previous years, was characterised by mild days and temperatures above seasonal averages, with the exception of a few<br />cooler periods at the beginning of April. Then, from June until almost mid-August, the warm and dry weather led to an early ripening of the grapes. A summer thunderstorm<br />towards the end of August refreshed the later varieties such as Grechetto and Procanico, ensuring that they reached a good degree of ripeness while maintaining freshness<br />and fragrance. The harvest of Grechetto, Viognier and Pinot Bianco for San Giovanni della Sala began around the last week of August and ended with the harvest of<br />Procanico towards the middle of September.<br /><br /><br />Vinification: on arrival at the winery, the grapes were vinified separately by variety to enhance the varietal characteristics. Part of the must underwent cold maceration,<br />remaining in contact with its skins for about 6 hours at a temperature of 10 °C, before being combined with the must obtained from the soft direct pressing of the grapes. The<br />must thus obtained was transferred to stainless steel tanks where alcoholic fermentation took place at a controlled temperature of 16 °C. The wine remained on its lees for a<br />few months to improve its structure, elegance and minerality until it was blended and bottled.<br /><br />Historical data: San Giovanni was born from the vineyards of the ancient Castello della Sala from the union of indigenous Grechetto and Procanico grapes with those of Pinot<br />Bianco and Viognier to tell the Orvieto Classico according to a new style. The first vintage of Castello della Sala Orvieto Classico was 1990.<br /><br />Tasting notes: San Giovanni della Sala has a light straw yellow colour with greenish reflections. On the nose, pleasant notes of tropical fruit combine with light mineral<br />sensations. On the palate it stands out for its balance between structure and freshness with good flavour and a pleasant persistence of yellow flesh fruit.<br /><br />Alcohol content: 12.0% Vol.<br />
Price €18.00