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'Amedeo' Bianco di Custoza Superiore Doc

Italy/

Veneto/

Garda e Valpolicella/

Custoza/

'Amedeo' Bianco di Custoza Superiore Doc

AmedeoBianco di Custoza Superiore Doc

Cavalchina

The name Amedeo refers to Prince Amedeo of Savoy who was wounded in 1866 during the Third War of Independence at the Cavalchina. The wine is made from grapes from different vintages and vinified separately, blended only for aging.Read more

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Aromatic notes

Straw yellow with greenish highlights. Peach, apricot, yellow fruit, flowers, herbs, brackish notes, smoky. Enveloping, warm, balanced, savory, slightly almondy.

Pairings

White meats, Cured meats, Raw or marinated fish, Delicate cooked fish, Intense cooked fish, Preserved fish, Raw vegetables, Cooked vegetables and legumes, Mushrooms and truffles, Fresh cheeses, Eggs, Fried foods, Spiced dishes.

Recommended with: Tagliolini all'astice, Luccio alla Gardesana, Filetto di branzino in crosta di basilico

Structure

Colour: White

Fizziness: Still

Sweetness: Dry

Grape varieties: Trebbiano Toscano 15%, Friulano 15%, Cortese 30%, Garganega 40%

Alcohol: 13.50%

Volume: 0.75 l

Vinification parameters

Harvest period:n/a

Vinification and ageing:The Trebbianello (Friulano) and Trebbiano Toscano ferment and are aged in barriques. The Garganega ferments and matures in 15/20 hl Slavonian oak barrels. The Fernanda (Cortese) is vinified in steel following the freezing of the grapes. After blending, the wine ages in bottle for 4 months.

Total sulfur dioxide:n/a

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20222021201920182017

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Planting density:n/a

Average yield per hectare:55 hl

Origin

Macro area:Veneto

Area:Garda e Valpolicella

Micro wine-growing area:Custoza

Identity card

Producer:Cavalchina

Official denomination:Bianco di Custoza Superiore Doc

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