"Dire Bere Baciare" Fontefico

€27.00

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Fontefico's 'Dire Bere Baciare' macerated white wine is made from indigenous white grapes from the Abruzzi, an aromatic wine that defies convention and fascinates for its originality. This is demonstrated by the fact that it is produced only every few years. 
This creative label unleashes all its sweetness on the nose, derived from fruity and floral aromas, a wine designed and produced in an alternative key to the conventional canons, different and special to be taken. 
At Fontefico, Nicola and Emanuele are careful to respect organic farming methods and the vinification of grapes from individual plots. This white wine comes from the Bianca vineyard, which is situated 120 metres above sea level and faces east towards the Adriatic Sea. In this vineyard, the soil is rich in iron, with variable sand and clay components, and the harvest is rigorously carried out by hand in boxes. 
Once in the cellar, the grapes are fermented with the must by maceration for about 10 days in steel tanks. The maceration time can be as variable as the fermentation time, which is usually around 20 days. Fontefico's 'Dire Bere Baciare' macerated white wine is made from indigenous white grapes from the Abruzzi, an aromatic wine that defies convention and fascinates for its originality. This is demonstrated by the fact that it is produced only every few years. 
This creative label unleashes all its sweetness on the nose, derived from fruity and floral aromas, a wine designed and produced in an alternative key to the conventional canons, different and special to be taken. 
At Fontefico, Nicola and Emanuele are careful to respect organic farming methods and the vinification of grapes from individual plots. This white wine comes from the Bianca vineyard, which is situated 120 metres above sea level and faces east towards the Adriatic Sea. In this vineyard, the soil is rich in iron, with variable sand and clay components, and the harvest is rigorously carried out by hand in boxes. 
Once in the cellar, the grapes are fermented with the must by maceration for about 10 days in steel tanks. The maceration time can be as variable as the fermentation time, which is usually around 20 days. The wine is then aged in stainless steel tanks for 20 months before being bottled without filtration, which means that there may be some sediment at the bottom of the bottle. It remains in the bottle for at least 3 months before being released. 
Dire bere baciare' is a limited edition label. In the glass, the colour is deep and slightly veiled, while the bouquet is rich and intense, dominated by floral notes reminiscent of potpourri and delicate nuances of green tea. These enveloping aromas prepare the palate for a structured and dry taste, with sensations of bitter almonds that perfectly balance the floral sensations perceived on the nose, the finish is characterised by a light tannicity that adds complexity and persistence. 
This is a white wine that goes beyond the norm, elegantly expressing its uniqueness and the soul of its terroir.

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Informazioni Generali

Regioni

Regioni

Abruzzo
Alcohol

Alcohol

13,50%
Format

Format

750ml
Serving Temperature

Serving Temperature

16 °C
Technical Data

Grapes

Indigenous white grapes

Vinification

Fermentation with indigenous yeasts, maceration on the skins for about 10 days in steel vats

Ageing

In stainless steel vats for 10 months, followed by a minimum of 3 months in the bottle

Wine Color

Golden yellow 

Taste

Structured, slightly tannic, almond sensation, persistent finish

Perfume

Rich, intense and floral, with notes of putpourri and green tea

Serving Temperature

16°C

When to Open

Ready to drink when released, it can continue to evolve well if properly cellared for up to 3-5 years

When to Drink

Good to drink freshly opened, but it is recommended to uncork and oxygenate up to 30 minutes before

Pairings

Fresh cheese, pasta with vegetable sauces, pasta with white meat sauces, vegetables in tempura

Company Name

Fontefico

Production Philosophy

Organic

From the same winery

Neighboring regions

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