TERRE MAGRE CHARDONNAY D.O.C. FRIULI

TERRE MAGRE CHARDONNAY D.O.C. FRIULI

Italian Doc wines

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WINEMAKING PROCESS: The grapes undergo a cold maceration of one night and then gently pressed. The must ferments at 16°-18° for about 25/30 days. The wine rests in steel tanks for 6/7 months with bâtonnage for stirring settled lees back into wine. TASTING NOTE: Bright intense straw yellow with golden hints. Fruity notes of apple, pear and intense pineapple. With ageing, nutty tones of walnut and hazelnut with undertone of honey. SERVING SUGGESTIONS: Excellent as an apéritif, an ideal pairing with fish or white meat dishes.
Production area
Friuli Venezia Giulia
Type of product
Italian Doc wines
Brand
TERRE MAGRE
Appellation / type of product
DOC FRIULI
Product name
TERRE MAGRE CHARDONNAY D.O.C. FRIULI
Category
White wine
Wine tours
Wine made from Italian native grapes
Alcohol Content (ABV)
14 %
Packaging
Glass Bottle 750 ML
PIERA 1899Piera1899 was established back in the 19th century and nowadays it is one of the most important representatives of wines from Friuli. Part of its long-lasting well-established success goes back to its capacity of sourcing and selecting the best grapes, year after year.  “Mapping places, identifying the most promising plots, extracting must which expresses all the grapes’ magnificence to create sparkling and stylish wines which are a pleasure for the taste buds, the hands and the eyes. We are privileged to be able to devote ourselves body and soul to a trade which is, first and foremost, a story with deep roots and a self-conscious choice renewed every day.” Over the years, Piera 1899 has developed a philosophy that respects the territory and is mindful of the effects of the company’s activities on the surrounding environment, for example the photovoltaic system and the ecofriendly packaging. Certified: ISO 9001 Certificate, IFS Food Certificate, BRC Food Certificate, Bioagricert for organic brands

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