Production area: Mount Zoppega
Soil: Volcanogenic but deep, rich and
dark coloured
Growing technique: Guyot and pergola veronese
Grape: 100% Garganega
Yield per hectare: 110t
Harvest time: End of October
Vinification technique: Soft pressing of the grapes, cold static decantating and beginning
of alcoholic fermentation through selected yeasts. After fermentation
the wine is transferred only once and left on its own noble lees
until March, when the wine masses are assembled.
Tasting notes: The yellow hue, softly powerful, is enlivened by light green shades.
The fist perception in the nose is that of white flowers, and it
becomes more and more intense as the wine takes contact with the
air, while the notes of matured fruits, especially of yellow ones, are
evident only in a second moment.
The palate corroborates all the foregoing olfactory perceptions,
and the persistency and balance of the product are noticeable even
after swallowing.
Analytical data:
Dry extracts: 20 g/l
Alcohol: 12.5% vol.
Acidity: 5.0 g/l
Serving temperature: 8-9°C
