Rosso

ROSSO DI MONTEPULCIANO D.O.C

Rosso di Montepulciano is where Sangiovese rocks, enhanced by the smooth richness of Merlot. This combination creates a lively, fruit-driven wine that overflows with bright red fruits, soft tannins, and a touch of elegance. The vibrant acidity of Sangiovese is perfectly complemented by the velvety texture of Merlot, resulting in a balanced and inviting wine with depth and charm. It is an energetic expression of two iconic varietals in perfect harmony.

prodotto non acquistabile

PRODUCTION NOTES
The hand harvest is carried out towards the middle of September, the fermentation and maceration processes take place for a duration of 15-20 days in steel tanks at a temperature of 25-26 ° C. Then the racking happens with consequent lowering of the temperature of the wine at 18-20° to allow the malolactic fermentation to start. Refinement is done in traditional 3500 lt. and 500 lt. French oak barrels for 6 months.


TASTING NOTES
Our Rosso di Montepulciano is a wine with a young character and a lively ruby red color. On the nose we feel aromas of ripe fruits, cherry and light vanilla notes stand out. In the mouth it is full-bodied, savory, fresh and pleasantly tannic.


GRAPE BLEND

Predominantly Sangiovese, with small quantities of complementary grape varieties

ALCOHOL CONTENT
13.5% Vol

SOIL TYPE
Tuff, Clay and Silt

VINEYARD LOCATION
North - West / North - East exposure, altitude 350-450 m asl

VINE TRAINING
Spurred cordon

YIELD PER HECTARE
70 - 80 quintals per hectare

PRODUCTION
6.000 Bottles

FORMATS
750 ml - 1,5 lt

AGING POTENTIAL
4 - 6 years

SERVICE TEMPERATURE
16/18° C

 

2022

MUNDUS VINI                 

SILVER MEDAL 

 

2021

JAMES SUCKLING

91 POINTS

 

2020

JAMES SUCKLING

91 POINTS

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FALSTAFF

90 POINTS

 

2019

JAMES SUCKLING

91 POINTS

 

 

2018    

THE WINE HUNTER    

RED MEDAL

 

 

2017    

JAMES SUCKLING

91 POINTS

 

 

2016    

VINITALY 5 STAR WINES           

91 POINTS

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MUNDUS VINI                 

SILVER MEDAL

 

 

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