Trebbiano spoletino "il Pometo" IGT x 6 btls
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- Product number: 73118-X6
Dry white, elegant and light despite the solid structure. Bright straw yellow, delicate and fruity, it releases fresh fruit with notes of white peach, with hints of hazelnut and almond on the finish; fragrant and fresh aftertaste, with a slightly bitterish finish.
Grapes: Trebbiano Spoletino
Vinification: from must flower, after a short cryo-maceration it is cold vinified in steel and stored on fine lees until bottling.
Serving suggestions: suitable for appetizers, soups in broth, pasta with fish and shellfish, soufflés, omelettes, croutons with liver or olive pâté, meat and vegetable flans and fresh milk cheese.
| Certification: | IGT |
| Contains sulfites: | Yes |
| Grape: | Trebbiano |
| Region: | Umbria |
| Manufacturer: | Lungarotti |
| Quantity: | 0,75 ltr |
Lungarotti
Since the '700, when family members, already farmers in the Middle Tiber Valley, perceive the potential of the Umbrian land and begin to produce wine and oil. Over time, the property became more and more consolidated and these enlightened entrepreneurs increased its production. In 2017 with the conversion of the Montefalco estate into a biological regime, the green mosaic of the Cantine Lungarotti is completed. The first Lungarotti organic wine on the Italian market makes its debut at Vinitaly. It's ILBIO, Umbria Rosso Igt 2015, and represents a significant milestone towards the eco-sustainable goals that the company has always pursued. The label shows the cadastral of the estate of the Lungarotti farm in Turrita di Montefalco, with all the main characteristics of the vineyard and grapes, taking up the ancient use of reproducing on the mapping all the information on the farm. In 2018 there was recognized correct sustainable management for all 4 indicators foreseen by the disciplinary (territory, air, vineyard, and water) after a series of verifications started about 2 years before. Lungarotti is the ninth Italian organization to achieve VIVA certification and the first in Umbria.