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  • Decanting time

    -
  • When to drink

    Now-2022
  • Food Pairing

    Grillled fish, Chicken Caesar & Vitello tonnato

The Story

GRAPE VARIETIES: 100% falanghina
GROWING AREA: Foglianise and Ponte

FIRST VINTAGE: 2000
SOIL PROFILE: Volcanic, with grey ash and black pumice
YEAR VINEYARDS PLANTED: Various years, beginning in 1970
VINEYARD ELEVATION: 400 metres
VINEYARD DENSITY: 3,000 vines per hectare
TRAINING SYSTEM: Single Guyot with 8 buds per vine
YIELD IN WINE (litres/hectare): 6,500

 

VINIFICATION: Vinification off the skins. After a gentle pressing, th...

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Origin

Cellole, Campania

Grapes

100% Falanghina

Drinking temperature

9-11C

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