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The Product in Brief:
✓ Veneto (north east of Italy) IGT White Wine
✓ 100% Sauvignon Blanc
✓ Vintage: 2023
✓ Alcohol Content: 12.50%
✓ Full straw yellow color with greenish reflections
✓ Serve at a temperature of 7° C
Sauvignon, one of the most widespread white grape varieties in the wine world, originating from the French region of Bordeaux, has always been appreciated for its remarkable ability to adapt to very different climates and soils. Among the rows of our vineyard in San Polo di Piave, in the province of Treviso, our Sauvignon Veneto IGT“Il Tralcetto” 2023 is enriched with its characteristic aromas with herbaceous and vegetal hints reminiscent of freshly cut grass and nettle, to which are added fascinating notes of exotic fruits. The good body, elegant and balanced, enhances the freshness and flavor of the green notes, to bring out the hints of ripe fruit, warm, round and soft. Recommended with shellfish, seafood, tagliolini with asparagus, pasta with pepper-based sauces, ravioli with wild herbs, baked stuffed peppers, fresh cheeses. Tradition: creamed cod or “sarde in saor.” Serve at a temperature of 7° C, in square glasses.
Product Sheet:
Grape variety: 100% Sauvignon Blanc.
Production area: Planting area San Polo di Piave (TV).
Land characteristics: Gravelly and clayey soil of alluvial origin, Guyot and Sylvoz training system, 4,500/5,000 plants per hectare, yield 110 q/ha.
Organoleptic notes: Straw yellow color with greenish reflections, intense, fresh and green aroma, with peculiar notes of pepper, elderberry, markedly fruity in the peach and exotic fruits, balsamic notes.The good body, elegant and balanced, enhances the freshness and flavor of the green notes, to bring out the hints of ripe fruit, warm, round and soft.
Serving temperature: 7° C, in very chilled square glasses.
Alcohol Content: 12.50%
Refinement: The refinement in stainless steel tanks for 4 months takes place sur lies for the entire period, followed by filtration and refinement in the bottle for 3 months, before being placed on the market.
Winemaking Notes: After destemming, the grapes undergo cryomaceration for approximately 10 hours, after which they are softly pressed. The alcoholic fermentation of the must takes place on selected yeasts at a controlled and constant temperature of 12° C.
Yield per hectare: 110 q/ha.
Harvest period: Entirely manual harvest in the last ten days of August.
Pairings: Shellfish, seafood, tagliolini with asparagus, pasta with pepper-based sauces, ravioli with wild herbs, baked stuffed peppers, fresh cheeses. Tradition: creamed cod or “sarde in saor.”