

Traminer Aromatico
The Product in Brief:
Gewurztraminer, also known as Gewurztraminer, is a pink grape. The name is formed from the German word “Gewürz”, past participle of the verb “würzer”, which means to flavour, and from “Tramin”, in its dialectal declination, which recalls the place where this unique and tasty wine was born: Termeno. The Traminer Aromatico "Il tralcetto" has a bright straw yellow colour and a unique, intense and elegant aroma. With a refined, floral, fruity and slightly mineral bouquet, from which emerge sweet hints of flowers and fruit such as jasmine and exotic fruit.
Taste: harmony and refinement are the expression of a good balance between flavor and softness, which lets the typical aromatic notes speak and never abandon the palate, in the pleasant company of a velvety finish.This wine offers an explosion of intense and complex aromas: a fruity bouquet of lychee, passion fruit, pineapple and spicy pepper, cloves and star anise with a floral tone.Recommended as an aperitif, with fish and white meat dishes, soft cheeses.
Product Sheet:
Grape variety: 100% Traminer
Production area: Planting area in the San Foca hamlet (PN), Friuli Venezia Giulia
Land characteristics: Gravelly alluvial soil, Guyot training system, 4,500 plants per hectare, yield 100 q/ha
Organoleptic notes: Bright straw yellow color, unique, intense and elegant aroma. With a refined, floral, fruity and slightly mineral bouquet, from which emerge sweet hints of flowers and fruit such as jasmine and exotic fruit. Taste: harmony and refinement are the expression of a good balance between flavor and softness, which lets the typical aromatic notes speak and never abandon the palate, in the pleasant company of a velvety finish.
Serving temperature: 8° C, in very chilled square glasses.
Alcohol Content: 13.00%
Refinement: The refinement begins in steel tanks for 5 months and ends in the bottle for a further 3 months before being put on the market.
Winemaking Notes: After destemming, a pre-fermentative cold maceration follows at a controlled temperature of 2/3 °C for 8 hours. The soft pressing gives a 60% yield of free-run must, which is followed by alcoholic fermentation conducted at a constant temperature of 12° C for 14 days. The refinement begins in steel tanks for 5 months and ends in the bottle for a further 3 months before being put on the market.
Yield per hectare: 100 q/ha.
Harvest period: Entirely manual harvest in the first ten days of September.
Pairings: recommended with aperitifs based on marinated raw fish, smoked trout or pork fillet, cooked white meat sausages, soft cheeses, crustaceans and molluscs, surprising with asparagus risotto. Tradition: "riso coe cappe" or Venetian scallops.The Territory
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The return of products is possible up to 14 days after receiving the goods. More information on the methods on the Right of Withdrawal page
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