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Monti Garbi 2020 Doc Valpolicella Superiore Ripasso - Tenuta Sant'Antonio

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This ripasso superiore originates in the rugged and steep terrain of the Garbi Mountains. It is a really interesting combination of young Valpolicella and Amarone pomace.

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PRODUCTION AREA

Municipality of Mezzane di Sotto - Monti Garbi District (Verona).

TYPE OF SOIL

Sandy, silty with a lot of white skeletal limestone.

VINEYARD ALTITUDE

300 m a.s.l.

GRAPES

Corvina and Corvinone 70% - Rondinella 20% - Croatina and Oseleta 10%.

AGE OF VINES

20 years.

TRAINING SYSTEM

Guyot

VINE DENSITY

8.000 vines per ha.

YIELD

100 q ha.

VINIFICATION

At a controlled temperature for 8 days. Harvest: by hand in crates. Pressing: soft, with pneumo-press.

Fermentation: alcoholic at temperature with selected biological yeasts, used for Amarone grapes.

Ripasso: refermentation of young Valpolicella produced in October on Amarone skins.

Malolactic fermentation: natural in 500 litre casks. Bâtonnage: once a month until October of the year

after harvesting. Stabilization: natural cold for 10 days at -2 degrees.

AGEING

12 months in 500 litre casks, of which 30% new, 70% second use.

ORGANOLEPTIC EXAMINATION

Colour: ruby red. Aroma: red fruit and cherry. Flavour: semi-dry, soft, caressing, fresh, savoury and fairly

tannic with a spicy aftertaste.

ALCOHOL

14% Vol.

PAIRING

Pasta entrées with meat ragout and Italian sauces, grilled, roast or stewed white meats, hard medium-ripe

cheeses.

SERVING TEMPERATURE

14 °C - 16 °C.

AGEING POTENTIAL

10 years.

TENUTA SANT'ANTONIO

1TSSVRMGC06A20G
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Data sheet

Name
Garbi
Year
2020
Format
0,75 lt
Region
Veneto
Used grapes
Corvina and Corvinone 70% - Rondinella 20% - Croatina and Oseleta 10%
Alcoholic degree
14%
Allergens
Contiene solfiti

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