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Sauvignon, Vigneti delle Dolomiti IGT
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The Sauvignon Blanc vines are cultivated with the Guyot system and grown at a height between 400 and 800 meters above sea level. The soil is originated from the erosion of the Dolomites and the vineyards have southern and south-western exposure.
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The grapes are gently pressed after having spent a night macerating at a low temperature. A portion of the must is fermented in stainless steel tanks and a part in barrique, then it all ages in the same containers for about eight months in contact with the fine yeast.
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Organoleptic propertiesCOLOUR: The Sauvignon has a pale, straw yellow color with greenish hues. AROMA: The nose is seduced with a colorful bouquet of aromas, including elderflowers, white peaches, complex notes pinned with dried fruits and Asian aromas. FLAVOUR: On the palate, it releases a lively and sapid acidity with mineral notes, while the ending notes are very persistent and stimulating and characterized by a pleasant fullness and elegance. |
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Best enjoyed at a temperature of 9-12°C. |
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The Sauvignon is not an everyday wine but it is considered a wonderful companion of dishes such as tuna tartare, veal with tuna sauce (“vitello tonnato”), white meat and slightly spicy Asian dishes. It is a wine that invites to experiment and discover new combinations and ingredients from far away countries. |
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recommended cellar life: two to six years. |
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Data sheet
- Type
- White wine
- Region
- Sud Tirol
- Denomination of origin
- Vigneti delle Dolomiti I.G.T.
- Closure
- Tappo vite
- Harvest
- 2020
- Grape varieties
- Riesling, Chardonnay, Traminer Aromatico, Sauvignon bianco
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The Sauvignon Blanc vines are cultivated with the Guyot system and grown at a height between 400 and 800 meters above sea level. The soil is originated from the erosion of the Dolomites and the vineyards have southern and south-western exposure.