The grapes are harvested by hand in boxes between the end of August and the end of
September, selecting the less ripe grapes. After harvesting, they are immediately
pressed the whole cluster to separate the must from the skins and thus from the
coloring substances. Fermentation is very slow, at low temperatures on indigenous
yeasts and lasts about 10 to 15 days. It then rests in steel until the following spring.
The tirage and bottling are then carried out. Maturation: Re-fermentation in the bottle for 36 months. After dégorgement, the wine is left to rest for a few months before marketing.
Ageing Potential
0,75 L | 1,5 L
Blend
70% Corvina
30% Corvinone
Vinification
The grapes are harvested by hand in boxes between the end of August and the end of
September, selecting the less ripe grapes. After harvesting, they are immediately
pressed the whole cluster to separate the must from the skins and thus from the
coloring substances. Fermentation is very slow, at low temperatures on indigenous
yeasts and lasts about 10 to 15 days. It then rests in steel until the following spring.
The tirage and bottling are then carried out. Maturation: Re-fermentation in the bottle for 36 months. After dégorgement, the wine is left to rest for a few months before marketing.
STARTING WITH INDIGENOUS GRAPES, VINIFIED IN WHITE, WE HAVE CREATED THIS BLANC DE NOIR. IS AN ORGANIC CLASSIC METHOD THAT ENCLOSES ALL OUR SAVOIR-FAIRE. Straw yellow with fine and persistent perlage.
The nose is fruity and mineral, with notes of small red fruits and cedar.
The palate is full, fresh, dry, fruity, and slightly tannic. The perlage lends elegance and structure.