Valle Vento Gavi del Comune di Tassarolo

£12.95
  • Valle Vento Gavi del Comune di Tassarolo
  • Valle Vento Gavi del Comune di Tassarolo

Valle Vento Gavi del Comune di Tassarolo

£12.95

AVAILABILITY: 16 in stock

Grape Cortese
Style Dry, White, Medium Bodied, Floral, Minerality, Stone Fruits
Country Italy
Region Piemonte
Volume 75cl
ABV 12.5%
Dietary Vegetarian, Vegan, Sustainable, Organic

 

Valle Vento Gavi del Comune di Tassarolo is a gently aromatic white wine with zesty citrus, stone fruit, and white flower notes. Its expressive and vibrant palate reveals lime, honeysuckle, and mineral flavours, with taut acidity leading to a clean and zingy finish. Perfectly complemented by grilled fish, shellfish, or risotto primavera.

About the Producer

Araldica is Piemonte's most forward-thinking co-operative, situated in Castel Boglione, in the heart of Barbera d'Asti territory. Here they work with 230 grower members to source quality grapes from around 690ha of vineyards. Many of their members joined the co-operative in the 1950s and have a long and loyal relationship with the winery. They produce wines from Piemonte's main DOC / DOCG regions - predominantly Barbera, Gavi and Moscato, but also including Barolo, Barbaresco and Roero Arneis.

Founded in 1954 by Livio Manera, father of the current Managing Director and winemaker Claudio Manera, Araldica has developed over the past 60+ years to become a major winemaking force in Piemonte, supplying wines across the globe. Claudio's wife Lella heads up quality control at Araldica, where she is responsible for the blending and approval of all wines. Their son Carlo, also a qualified winemaker, is now part of the Araldica winemaking team.

Vineyard and Winery

The Cortese grapes are selected from an organically farmed vineyard in the Tassarolo zone of Gavi, a few kilometres from the La Battistina estate. After hand-harvesting, vinification takes place in stainless steel at controlled temperatures, to maintain freshness and aromas. The wine spends a short time on lees before bottling.

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