Wine > Vini bianchi Montepepe 1 bottle - Montepepe Bianco IGT Toscana 2019

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With an intense straw yellow color, it presents marine notes and Mediterranean scrub on the nose. On the palate, it is rich and powerful, a wine of character that expresses a wealth of substance supported by a very important mineral and acidic component, which gives this wine a pronounced longevity.

Packaging: 1 bottle of 0.75 lt
Grapes: Vermentino 70%, Viogner 30%
Production area: Montignoso (MS), 100 m above sea level.
Soil: quartzite, metarenite, filati, calcite marbles, and dolomite.
Vinification: Harvest at the end of August, fermentation in steel at a controlled temperature for 20 days.
Aging: 10 months in steel and 15 months in the bottle.



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On the slopes of a hill near Montignoso (Massa Carrara) a few kilometers from the sea of Versilia is the Montepepe farm led by Stefano Poggi, an architect who became a winemaker by passion. The proximity of the Apuan Alps and the sea helps to create a unique and particular microclimate. These are places that have long been known for their winemaking vocation. The vineyards are divided equally between white grape varieties and red grape varieties, placed half a meter apart and cultivated in espalier, with oriented sapling pruning. Among the whites, Vermentino and Viognier stand out, while among the reds there are syrah and massaretta, a native variety grown in the province of Massa Carrara. The soils are characterized by a good acidity and a sandy texture. All winemaking and packaging processes are carried out in the ancient cellars, located on the ground floor of a historic villa that once belonged to Carlo Ludovico di Borbone, Duke of Lucca, and today hospitable resort and winary. The Company has shown in a short time that it is part of the excellence of a territory, has won numerous awards with its long-lived and rich mineral whites, and is made known with its fresh and spicy reds.
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