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Spumante D'Asti BERA 2024...
The grapes used to produce this finely aromatic Asti spumante come from Moscato bianco vineyards on soil rich in limestone. The continuous 'perlage' and persistent<br />foam are a prelude to the ample and intense perfume reminiscent of orange blossom and sage. The sweet and inviting flavour is tempered by a stimulating acidity. Ideal<br />with dessert, the wine of the party, as an aperitif and for any other occasion to remember.<br /><br />TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION:<br />Vineyard exposure: east-south to south-west, with rows oriented to take full advantage of the sun's action on leaves and bunches.<br />Soil composition: clayey-tufaceous soil rich in limestone, which enhances the finesse and aromaticity of the wines, very important for this grape variety.<br />Vine density: nr. 4000/5000 vines per hectare from 5 to 40 years.<br />Type of training: low plant with simple guyot, tending to bring the leafy part upwards, in order to expose the bunches to the sun's action and encourage photosynthesis on<br />the leaves. A maximum of 8/9 fruit buds are left.<br />Harvest: 1st or 2nd decade of September, picked by hand.<br /><br />ORGANOLEPTIC DATA SHEET:<br />Denomination: Asti DOCG<br />Grape variety: White Muscat<br />Colour: more or less deep straw yellow colour.<br />Perlage: fine and persistent.<br />Bouquet: rich and intense fragrant aroma of Muscat grapes mixed with the scent of yeast and floral notes.<br />Taste: delicately sweet flavour, in harmony with the right acidity, moderate alcohol content and enlivened by the development of the mousse.<br />Serving suggestions: Serve chilled, 6-8°C on dessert, with various pastries, as an aperitif, as a thirst quencher at any time of day, but especially on any festive occasion.<br />
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€14.60
Moscato d'Asti BERA 0,75...
The grapes for this aromatic wine, of a delicate straw yellow colour and with a complex, elegant and musky bouquet, ripen in vineyards well exposed to the sun, from south<br />to south-west, and bring sweetness, flavour and a very long aromatic persistence to the glass, reminiscent of the flavours and aromas of ripe grapes.<br />It ideally accompanies desserts and in particular creams, fruit tarts and small pastries.<br /><br />TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION:<br />Vineyard exposure: east-south to south-west.<br />Soil composition: clayey-tufaceous soil rich in limestone, which enhances the finesse and aromaticity of the wines, very important for this grape variety.<br />Vine density: 4800 vines per hectare.<br />Type of training: low plant with simple guyot, tending to bring the leafy part upwards, in order to expose the bunches to the sun and encourage photosynthesis on the<br />leaves. A maximum of 8/9 fruit buds are left.<br />Harvest: 1st or 2nd decade of September, picked by hand.<br /><br />ORGANOLEPTIC DATA SHEET:<br />Denomination: Moscato d'Asti DOCG<br />Grape variety: Moscato<br />Colour: more or less deep straw yellow.<br />Perlage: fine and persistent.<br />Bouquet: rich, intense and fragrant aroma of the Muscat grape reminiscent of wisteria, peach, apricot with hints of sage, lemon and orange blossom.<br />Taste: sweet, delicate, fresh flavour with moderate alcohol content.<br />Serving suggestions: Serve chilled, with dessert, with various pastries, as a thirst quencher at any time of day. Its low alcohol content can bring the whole table together in a<br />festive toast.<br />
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€13.20
Edda Bianco IGP Salento...
WHITE SALENTO IGP<br />Edda<br />Typology: White<br />Grape varieties: Predominantly Chardonnay with autochthonous white grape varieties<br />Denomination: Salento IGP<br />Cultivation: Guyot<br />Planting density: 4,500 vines per hectare<br />Production area: San Marzano (TA), Salento, Apulia. At about 100 m above sea level. The climate is characterized by a good thermal excursion between day and night.<br />Soil: Shallow and medium-fine texture<br />Harvest: August<br />Vinification: The grapes are destemmed and left in cryo-maceration for a few hours. The next step is the soft pressing of the pomace followed by a cold static decantation.<br />Alcoholic fermentation takes place in French oak barriques.<br />Aging: On the lees in French oak barriques for 4 months with weekly bâtonnage<br />Tasting notes: Straw yellow color with golden reflections; a bouquet with persuasive floral and peach scents and then delicate vanilla pervade the nose. The palate is opulent<br />in its elegance, fresh, delicate and mineral.<br />Food pairings: Appetizers, fish dishes and cheeses<br />Serve at: 12-14°C<br />
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€19.20
FRANCIACORTA DOCG ALMA...
DENOMINATION Franciacorta DOCG<br />PRINCIPAL VINEYARDS Favento, Brede, Uccellanda, Rocchetta,<br />Porte Alte, Sasso, Valli, Cancello Moretti, Casotte, Ceppate<br />GRAPE VARIETIES 86% Chardonnay, 13% Pinot Noir, 1% Pinot Blanc<br />SELECTIONS From 60 vineyards, 91 selections<br />VINEYARD SYSTEM Guyot, spurred cordon, Sylvoz,<br />Double bow, Simple bow<br />PLANTING DENSITY 5000 vines/ha<br />YIELD Chardonnay 100 q.li/ha, Pinot noir 90 q.li/ha, Pinot<br />white 90 q.li/ha<br />AVERAGE AGE OF VINES 27/28 years<br />HARVEST PERIOD 25 August to 4 September 2021<br />HARVEST Manual in small 13 kg crates<br />AGING ON LEES Average 30 months<br />WINES AGED IN PIÈCE 32<br />PRESSING Must flower, 1st cut, 2nd cut<br />DRYING 2022<br />REMUAGE Manual<br />TYPOLOGY Extra brut<br /><br />SUGARS 3.5 g/l, ALCOHOL 12.5%, TOTAL ACIDITY 6.3 g/l,<br />PH 3.13, TOTAL SULPHUR 76 mg/l<br />
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€37.80
Opus One 2021 California...
The winter of 2017 ended a five-year drought with January recording the most rainfall in over 20 years. The abundant rainfall continued into March, causing a modest<br />delay in budbreak, and pushing bloom back by two weeks. Increased soil moisture allowed for healthy vine growth and development. The summer, in turn, was warm and<br />punctuated by occasional heat waves. Despite Mother Nature's variability, favorable weather in August provided optimal conditions for fruit development and maturation.<br />Superb flavors and excellent ripening led to an earlier than expected harvest, which commenced on the 5th of September.<br /><br />The Opus One 2017 offers a harmonious aromatic balance of rich dark fruit, stems of roses, and earthy forest floor. The juicy entry offers a round, silky mouthfeel with just<br />enough acidity to complement the satin texture. This seductive wine shows flavors of black cassis, black cherry and a hint of cocoa powder. The fine-grained, plush tannins<br />evolve into a long, supple finish. A supremely age-worthy wine, it will delight now and for many years to come.<br /><br />Varietals: Cabernet Sauvignon 80%, Petit Verdot 9%, Cabernet Franc 5%, Merlot 5% and Malbec 1%<br /><br />Skin Contact: 20 days<br /><br />Barrel Aging: 17 months in new French oak<br />
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€610.80
Pino Bianco Schulthauser...
South Tyrolean Pinot Blanc<br />Schulthauser<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: 14.0<br />Acidity: 5,55 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 />
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€9.80
Valdob.DOCG Pros. super....
THE VINEYARD<br />Position: Valdobbiadene DOCG.<br />Area: 7.5 hectares.<br />Soil: Hillside and terraces.<br />Vines: Prosecco and small quantities of Verdiso and Bianchetta.<br />Age of vines: On average over 40 years, 2 hectares early 20th century.<br />CULTIVATION SYSTEM<br />Pruning: Double inverted with low bud load, espalier pruning.<br />Fertilisation: Organic mineral.<br />Tillage: Mowing of grasses without the use of herbicides.<br />Pest control: Integrated, environmentally friendly without the use of insecticides.<br />WINE DATA SHEET<br />Name: Prosecco Superiore extra dry.<br />Denomination: Valdobbiadene DOCG.<br />Grape variety: pure Prosecco.<br />Vinification: White with 30% cold maceration.<br />Aging: Stainless steel.<br />Alcohol content: 11,5% vol.<br />Notes:<br />Rather dry extra-dry sparkling wine, produced with particular<br />attention to structure and durability.<br />
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€11.80