CARTON Verdicchio dei castelli di Jesi DOC, Quota 311 0.75L, 13%

Product detailed description

The color of the wine is straw yellow, with greenish shades, typical for this variety. The fragrance is very fresh, delicate with notes of flowers and fruits. The taste is  balanced, pleasant, fruity, slightly bitter in the end, typical of the Verdicchio variety. We recommend serving with typical dishes of the seaside region of the Marche region,  white meat, fish dishes, vegetable and pasta salads, bruschetti in various ways, cereal salads /orzo, farro/  served cold. The altitude of the vineyard San Paolo di  Jesi is 100-50 m above sea level, it is a coastal area. The collection is  late collection in the last 10 days of September. Production begins  by gentle pressing. Fermentation  slow fermentation at low temperature in a stainless steel tank. Aging takes place in a stainless steel tank, it goes on sale in March, so that the wine is fresh, light

Verdicchio  is a variety grown in Marche, mainly in the Jesi area.  From an oenological point of view, this is a complex variety. Excellent quality is served by  in all typologies, i.e.  sparkling and still wine, as well as dessert wine.

Everything starts with history, as early as the end of the 18th century Verdicchio was spoken of as an important white variety from the Marche region. The first mentions of this word date back to 1569. To the National Register  variety is registered in 1970. Since 1991 it is considered Trebbiano di Soave or Trebbiano di Lugana, as confirmed by Caló, Costacurta, Canellier e Forti (source of Vitigni d´Italia). In-depth ampelographic and genetic studies made it possible to dispel any doubt  in-depth ampelogrqafici and genetic studies made it possible to dispel any doubt,  varieties such as Verdeca, Verdiso, Verdello, Verdea and even the more famous Trebbiano Toscana as relatives. 

There is no doubt about the origin of the word, the color of grapes, even when fully ripe, they do not lose their greenish color.  The main area is concentrated in the Marche region, near the town of Jesi, which is also specified as a DOC area.

In Italy, the variety is also grown on a smaller scale in the Apulia region, where it is known as Greco, and in Umbria as Verdetto. The area around Lago di Garda is important, where the area is known as Garda Veronese, for the variety the name Trebbiano di Lugana is used here and it is the basis of the Lugana DOC wine, then in the Garda Colli Mantovani Bianco area, where it can be part of the Soave wine.

Verdicchio likes an undulating, slightly hilly landscape, well ventilated. The grapes are medium-sized, pyramid-shaped, with  one or two wings.  The berries are medium in size, with a thin skin, greenish-yellow in color. It ripens more or less slowly, the first collection is at the beginning of October,