AREA OF PRODUCTION:

Area Vestenanova, in the Alpone Valley in the Lessini Mountains of Verona province.

TERRE DE LA CUSTODIA

AVAILABLE

Montefalco DOC Rosso

A wine produced using red grape varieties grown in the Montefalco area, the limestone and clay terroir make it a full-bodied and aromatic wine with spicy and red fruit notes.

Valpolicella Ripasso Valpantena DOC 2020 Bertani

Bertani

Magnum 1,5 ℓ, Wooden box

TASTING NOTES

Pale pink in colour with copper hues, creamy white foam, fine, persistent perlage. Compleax, fruity nose reminescent of ripe cherry, blackcurrant and red apple. Rich, well-balanced palate, with highly persistent aftertaste.

TASTING NOTES

Ot has an intense, brilliant ruby red colour, with violet lights which tend to fade with age. The perfume has distinct notes of sweet violet and ripe cherry, with slightly spicy notes of liquerice. Its moderate acidity, in addition to the balanced tannin, make this wine particularly harmonious and rounded.

This wine comes from a special vineyard, grown in an old marl quarry at 450m altitude, which we have converted

the cultivation of the vine.

Our Ripasso Superiore is characterized by aromas of ripe red fruit, light tannins and a long finish.

After a first fermentation in stainless steel tanks, towards the end of February the wine is fermented in contact with the Amarone skins for about 15 days. After this, the wine is matured in oak barrels and tonons for about 24 months, followed by a further maturation of 6 months in the bottle

The name “Corte del Pozzo” expresses the link with

the inhabitants of the area who drew water from our

well back in the 1900s. 

The name “Corte del Pozzo” expresses the link with

the inhabitants of the area who drew water from our

well back in the 1900s. 

The name “Corte del Pozzo” expresses the link with

the inhabitants of the area who drew water from our

well back in the 1900s. 

The name “Corte del Pozzo” expresses the link with

the inhabitants of the area who drew water from our

well back in the 1900s. 

The name “Corte del Pozzo” expresses the link with

the inhabitants of the area who drew water from our

well back in the 1900s.