Distina Neno 2019
17,40 €
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Manufacturer: Distina
🍾 Neno
🖼️ Castell'Arquato, Emilia Romagna, Italy
🏡 Distinction
🍇 Barbera 60%, Croatina 40%.
📅 2019
🌡️ 14%
🛁 The grapes come from vineyards between 50 and 60 on clayey-calcareous soils, the maceration lasts about 3 weeks between cement and glass, here it matures for a few months until all the sugars are consumed
👃🏻 Red flowers such as rose and geranium, berries and hints of undergrowth, damp earth and straw, mineral with a hint of spice
👅 Fresh and juicy, full and savoury, the tannin is polite and the finish pleasant
👍🏻 Serving temperature 8°-10°.
💕 Cold cuts
😍 Piacenza red in the soul
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Castell'Arquato, Piacenza
Distina is the half-distillery, half-winery company, founded in 2017 by Claudio Campaner, who wanted to rediscover his family's traditions starting with the one hectare of vineyard he owned.
Now the estate covers 6 hectares, 3 of which are vineyards, between the Val d'Arda and Val Ongina, in the hills of Piacenza.
In the vineyard, interventions are reduced to a minimum with the provision of homeopathic doses of sulphur and copper and grassing; similarly, in the cellar there is no use of selected yeasts, fermentations are spontaneous and the wines are neither filtered nor clarified.
The grapes grown are those typical of the area, Malvasia di Candia, Moscato Bianco, Barbera, Croatina and Ortrugo, with the intruder, with citizenship, Marsanne, who arrived in the valley at the beginning of the 19th century.
After vinification, the spent marc passes into the skilful hands of Vittorio Capovilla to be distilled and finally returned to the soil as fertiliser.
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