Sartago
€12,00
Sartago bianco was born from the desire to want to produce a traditional wine, using only native vines, to recover flavors and sensations long gone. The strenuous recovery of a vineyard planted in 1970, and the sandy hills that have always hosted it, have produced a wine destined to last. The vines used are mainly the Grechetto and the Tuscan Trebbiano. Austere color, golden yellow. The nose reveals hints of honey and cinnamon, in the mouth it is fresh and structured at the same time. Not immediate wine which, thanks to its versatility, conquers sip by sip. The expression of the belonging of this wine to its land is completed figuratively in the collaboration with Andrea Pinchi, an Umbrian artist who has reinterpreted his heart-arrow in a chalice immersed in a matile-colored background, sandy soil of the Sartago hills.
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Technical description
Sales name: Vino bianco Umbria IGP - Italy
Grape variety: Grechetto, Trebbiano toscano, Malvasia, Drupeggio
Altitude: 300 MSLM
Training system: Double inverted (guyot derivation)
Year of planting of the vineyard: 1970
Average density per hectare: 1500 stumps
Yield per hectare of grapes: 40 Q.LI
Land: Sandy
Harvest period: first half of September
Average annual production: 2000 bottles
Vinification: contact with the skins for 1 day at uncontrolled temperature
Fermentation: in steel tanks
Aging: on fine lees for at least 6 months, 25% ages in barriques with very light toasting
Bottling: after 10 months from the harvest
Start of marketing: after 8 months from bottling
Alcohol: 12.5
Net quantity: 0,75 lt
Allergens: contains sulphites
Tasting description
Color: straw yellow with golden shades
Aromas: yellow apple, floral (jasmine and hydrangea), herbaceous especially on the finish with a pleasant nuance given by the harvest period
Taste: in the mouth it is fresh, acid with an excellent flavor given by the soil
Pairings: fresh and medium-aged cheeses (the freshness given by the acidity contrasts the intrinsic sweetness of the cheese), lean appetizers based on fish or white meat, fish and white meat