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Grape varieties
Corvina, Rondinella, Croatina and Molinara
Production area
Valpolicella Classico, on hillside sites (alt. 220
m) with south-facing exposures
Training system
Pergola veronese
Average age of the vines
20 years old
Yield per hectare
65 hl
Harvest
Grapes are picked by hand at the end of September
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Vinification
De-stemming and crushing of the grapes
Fermentation and maceration at controlled temperatures
for around 12 days in steel vats
Periodical pumping over of the must and délestages
during the first phase of fermentation, and manual
punching down of the cap towards the end of the process
Ageing
In steel tanks: 6 months
In bottle: 6 months
Serving suggestions
This youthful but well structured wine is extremely
versatile. It is ideal for everyday drinking, but can
also stand up to more sophisticated dishes. Its
freshness makes it particularly suitable for
accompanying pasta with meat sauces, Mediterranean-style
vegetable dishes, and also fish served with tomatoes. |
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Valpolicella D.O.C. Classico
“Campo Santa Lena”
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