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Merlot Südt. Huberfeld 2023...
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Merlot Südt. Huberfeld 2023...

HUBERFELD<br />MERLOT SOUTH TYROL DOC<br />THE GREAT<br /><br />Raise the curtain on one of the greats! Below Missian, in the so-called Huberfeld, the Merlot of the same name grows. The deep, chalky alluvial soil and the heat-retaining<br />environment provide the red wine with what it needs for its intensive, unique characteristics. In addition, the field resembles an amphitheatre of nature, giving Huberfeld the<br />scenery it deserves!<br />WINE DESCRIPTION:Aromas of plum and blackcurrant, fine liquorice, slightly spicy. Round tannins and the elegant acid structure support the fruit-driven, long finish.<br />TERROIR:Warm sites on deep, loamy soils with a high clay content in Unterrain and St. Pauls (250m above sea level).<br />AGE OF THE VINE:approx. 25 years<br />READING PERIOD:mid-October<br />VINIFICATION:Slow fermentation in large wooden barrels followed by maturation on fine yeast in tonneaux for 5-6 months.<br />STORAGE POTENTIAL:up to 5 years<br />Serving Suggestions:With meat dishes, wild fowl and mature cheese.<br />SERVING TEMPERATURE:16°-18°C<br />
Price €18.40
Rosa dei Frati 2024 750ml
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Rosa dei Frati 2024 750ml

Rosé wine<br /><br />The southern shores of the Benaco have always preserved the tradition of a graceful, fresh and gentle wine such as Rosa dei Frati. A high-level rosé capable of surprising for<br />its simple authority. Fresh and delicate yet incisive, it is capable of being the star of the table. The nose reveals hints of hawthorn blossom, green apple, white almond and<br />wild cherry. In the mouth, it is tasty, fresh, savoury and capable of stimulating the palate thanks to its vivid acidity and hints of small red fruits. The ease of drinking invites<br />the next glass with a carefree attitude. Recommended with not excessively fatty cold meats, fried mushroom vegetables, tomato and mozzarella salad, delicate pastas and<br />spring risottos, light white meats and fish with more decisive processing.<br /><br />Grape varieties used: Groppello, Marzemino, Sangiovese and Barbera<br />Soil composition: calcareous, clayey, loamy and sandy<br />Training system: simple and double Guyot<br />Type of vinification: in steel with light macerative contact<br />Malolactic fermentation: Not carried out<br />Ageing and evolution: in steel on fine lees 6 months, followed by 2 months in bottle<br />Alcohol content: 12.5%.<br />Total acidity: 6.50 g/L<br />Volatile acidity: 0.28 g/L<br />pH: 3.15<br />Dry extract: 20.5 g/L<br />
Price €14.80
Lamarein VdT 2023 Erbhof...
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Lamarein VdT 2023 Erbhof...

GRAPE VARIETY: Lagrein (short stalk)<br />SOIL TYPE: Alluvial soil of porphyric origin and moraine soil<br />TYPE OF GROWING: pergola, with one truss / cane<br />PLANT DENSITY: 5000 - 8500 canes /ha<br />CROPPING AGE OF THE VINE STOCKS: 25 years<br />QUALITY IMPROVING MEASURES: Thinning of 50% of the grapes in July.<br />HARVEST: First to second week of October; the grapes are harvested, placed in small plastic boxes and dried under cover until Christmas.<br />VINIFICATION: De-stemming and subsequent fermentation in stainless steel tanks at controlled fermentation temperature with a maceration period of about 10 days.<br />VINIFICATION: End of fermentation in concrete barrels and malolactic fermentation in new barriques and tonneaux. The wine is barrel-aged for at least 16 months before<br />bottling.<br />COLOUR: Almost black violet<br />AROMA: Dried forest fruits, man chocolate, leather<br />TASTE: Very warm, powerful tannins, dense and persistent, slightly bitter.<br />
Price €115.40
St. Magdalener 2024...
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St. Magdalener 2024...

South Tyrolean ST. MAGDALENER CLASSIC<br />The classic, full-bodied and elegant, from old vines - with great storage potential'.<br /><br />GRAPE VARIETIES: Großvernatsch, Tschaggelevernatsch, Lagrein<br />SOIL TYPE: Glacial gravel and porphyry weathered soil<br />TYPE OF GROWTH: pergola, with one bearing rod /stock<br />PLANT DENSITY: 6,000 - 8,500 canes /ha<br />THROUGH-LIFE OF THE VINE STOCKS: 20 years<br />QUALITY IMPROVING MEASURES: thinning out of 50% of the grapes in July, grape splitting<br />HARVEST: early - mid October<br />VINIFICATION: destemming followed by fermentation in stainless steel tanks at controlled fermentation temperature with a maceration period of one week.<br />VINIFICATION: Malolactic fermentation and ageing in small and medium sized wooden barrels.<br />COLOUR: dark ruby red<br />AROMA: almond aroma, ripe fruit, violets, ripe fruit<br />TASTE: full-bodied, warm, noble, soft tannin<br />
Price €19.80
Amarone cl. DOC 2017...
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Amarone cl. DOC 2017...

Grapes: 55% Corvina and Corvinone, 30% Rondinella, 15%<br />Cabernet, Nebbiolo, Croatina and Sangiovese.<br />Harvest date: from mid-September<br />Yield per hectare (grapes): about 80 q. of which 15% - 30% are selected<br />to produce Recioto, Amarone or Rosso del Bepi<br />Colour: fairly deep garnet red<br />To the nose: intense aroma, delicate scent of almonds<br />bitter almonds with a cherry aftertaste.<br />In the mouth: powerful, warm, harmonious, long lasting, spicy,<br />goudron.<br /><br />The grapes, carefully selected at the time of harvest, are taken to the fruit cellar and immediately left to rest in wooden boxes and on racks.<br />and on racks. It is important to arrange the resting grapes properly so that the drying process can take place in the best and completely natural way.<br />natural way. The first signs of noble rot appear at the end of November/beginning of December and develop more in January.<br />January. Towards the end of January, the grapes are crushed and, after about 20 days of maceration, alcoholic fermentation begins.<br />fermentation by indigenous yeasts. Fermentation takes place very slowly and lasts about 45 days. After which the grapes are drawn off and the future Amarone<br />is placed in small to medium-sized Slavonian oak barrels, where it matures for seven years. During this period<br />other alcoholic fermentations take place, resulting in a dry wine of extraordinary structure and complexity.<br />
Price €315.00
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