Monte dall’Ora Valpolicella Ripasso Saustò 2017 Magnum
Original price was: 63,00 €.57,90 €Current price is: 57,90 €.
| Year | 2017 |
|---|---|
| Format | Magnum |
| Origin | Italia |
| Typology | Red Wine |
| Grape Variety | Corvina, Corvinone, Molinara, Oseleta, Rondinella |
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Producer:Monte dall’Ora
Valpolicella Ripasso Saustò Magnum
️ San Pietro in Cariano, Valpolicella, Veneto
Monte dall’Ora
Corvina 40%, Corvinone 30%, Rondinella 20%, Molinara and Oseleta 10%
2017
️ 14%
From the hill of Castelrotto, in the heart of the historic Valpolicella, on the south-east ridge of Monte Dall’Ora at around 150/200 meters above sea level. on calcareous soils of Eocene origin. The grapes are harvested by hand starting from the last ten days of September. Obtained with the traditional Ripasso technique, through the natural refermentation of Valpolicella Classico on the Recioto pomace for approximately 7 days. Refines in large barrels for 6 months and then in bottles for 8 months.
Hints of dark petaled flowers, then cherry and plum, aromatic herbs and spices
Fresh and tasty mouth, polite tannins and long sip
Serving temperature 20°
Game or Egg Pasta
An extraordinarily drinkable Ripasso
San Pietro in Cariano (VR)
The Monte Dall’Ora vineyards are located in an area of classic Valpolicella particularly suited to viticulture: on the Castelrotto hill grapes have been grown and wine has been produced since the 5th century. The choice to produce single cru wines summarizes the company’s search for identity. In Monte dall’Ora and Camporenzo the Veronese pergola vineyard is cultivated on terraces facing south-east towards the city of Verona.
In San Giorgio there is the high hill Valpolicella Superiore, where finesse and verticality are predominant. Finally, a new synergistic vineyard project is coming to life in Sausto.
The land is half a meter deep and rocks emerge that form a limestone base of Eocene origin. The rocks, quite friable, drain excess water and guarantee the necessary humidity for the roots of the vines, which go deep, extracting precious mineral substances.
