Description
In the last years our Roseto degli Abruzzi estate, with mainly Montepulciano vineyards and a small part of Pecorino, has enriched the quality and tipicity of the grapes. Since the first harvest in this area we decide to cultivate the vineyards following the organic methods because we thought that the position, soil and climate were perfect for this kind of farming. In this area, the Centovie village from where we overlooked the estate for the first time in 2000, was born our Pecorino. A wine where, on our opinion, you can find all the elements of this amazing estate between the Gran Sasso mountain and the Adriatic coast.
Awards
90 pts James Suckling
Certificates
Alcohol
13.0%
Analytical data
dry
Vinification
After a light pressing, the prime must is rapidly cooled and then goes through static decantation.
Vineyard
In the last years our Roseto degli Abruzzi estate, with mainly Montepulciano vineyards and a small part of Pecorino, has enriched the quality and tipicity of the grapes. Since the first harvest in this area we decide to cultivate the vineyards following the organic methods because we thought that the position, soil and climate were perfect for this kind of farming. The vineyard consists in only 3 hectares [certified organic] from which we produce our Centovie Pecoino. Soil is here mainly clay‐sandy, deep and rather fresh.
Soil Type
Soil is here mainly clay‐sandy, deep and rather fresh. Every year we do the harvest by hand and select the best grapes in the vineyard in Roseto degli Abruzzi.
Viticulture
Every year we do the harvest by hand and select the best grapes in the vineyard in Roseto degli Abruzzi.
Maturation
50% wine rests in stainless steel tanks and 50% in neutral tonneaux for about 12 months. After that, the wine ages in bottle for at least 5 months.
Aromas
Taste
Food Pairing
Stuffed pasta, roast white meat, roasted fish