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Terroir

Selected parcels on the best exposed hills at more than 200 metres average altitude. The vines, trained by the cappuccina systems, grow on soil made up mainly of marl and sandstone.

Vinification

The well ripened grapes are vinified by the traditional red wine method at a controlled temperature, with about 10 days of maceration followed by frequent remontages; the alcoholic fermentation is followed by the malolactic at the end of which 80% of the wine rests for at least 6 months in stainless steel, the remainder is transferred to French oak barriques; there follows a further ageing in bottle.

Tasting Notes

Ruby red color; very distinctive and penetrating bouquet, with a definite fragrance of blackcurrants and hints of undergrowth and spices; very attractive dry, savoury, balanced flavor, with an elegant aftertaste of fruits of the forest preserve and toasted hazelnuts which lingers in the mouth.

Food Pairing

Poultry, roast white meats, game, mature cheeses.

Appellation

Provincia di Pavia IGT

Sizes Available

750 ML

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