Mefite Greco di Tufo Docg
Vitigno: Greco 100%
Zona di produzione: Santa Paolina
Terreno: Argilloso - Calcareo
Altitudine: 500 mt. slm
Esposizione: Sud-Est
Resa per ettaro: 70 Quintali
Forma di allevamento: Impianto a spalliera con potatura a Guyot
Vendemmia: Manuale nella prima decade di ottobre
Affinamento: Sei mesi di cui quattro in acciaio sulle fecce fini e due
in bottiglia
Colore: Giallo paglierino con riflessi dorati
Temperatura di servizio: 8° - 10°
Gradazione: 13,00 %
Note di degustazione: Al naso è intenso e complesso con tipici
sentori di frutta gialla. Al gusto è fresco e voluminoso con un lungo
finale minerale
Abbinamenti: Frutti di mare, piatti a base di pesce, formaggi
semistagionati
Formato bottiglia: 750 ml
Company
RADICIIRPINE DI CANONICO&SANTOLI SRLS
Rocca San Felice is a tiny town of 800 people, at 750 mts above sea level, surrounded by the archeological site Valle d’Ansanto, also known as “Mefite”. Their dream started here, from this volcanic place, full of history. The winery’s logo pictures a coin from the Samnites, with the face of a local Goddess (dated IV century b.C.). Even the wines’ names are inspired by local myths: Iside, the Goddess of fertility, of the light, recalling the brightness of Fiano di Avellino, with its shining golden yellow, even after some years of aging. Mefite, Samnites Goddess, responsible of the sulphurous air, typical of the area around the lake of Rocca San Felice, recalling the minerality of Greco di Tufo. And then, Horus, son of Isides, God of Power, as strong as Taurasi, with its body and tannins, mellowed by the long aging in oak.
Categories
Agri-food and wines certifications
Company
RADICIIRPINE DI CANONICO&SANTOLI SRLS
Rocca San Felice is a tiny town of 800 people, at 750 mts above sea level, surrounded by the archeological site Valle d’Ansanto, also known as “Mefite”. Their dream started here, from this volcanic place, full of history. The winery’s logo pictures a coin from the Samnites, with the face of a local Goddess (dated IV century b.C.). Even the wines’ names are inspired by local myths: Iside, the Goddess of fertility, of the light, recalling the brightness of Fiano di Avellino, with its shining golden yellow, even after some years of aging. Mefite, Samnites Goddess, responsible of the sulphurous air, typical of the area around the lake of Rocca San Felice, recalling the minerality of Greco di Tufo. And then, Horus, son of Isides, God of Power, as strong as Taurasi, with its body and tannins, mellowed by the long aging in oak.