2020 Il Carpino "Vis Uvae" Pinot Grigio 0,75lt
Buy 6 or more bottles and save 20% — discount applied automatically at checkout
The 2020 Il Carpino “Vis Uvae” Pinot Grigio was macerated on the skins for 35 days and 1 year in large Slavonian oak barrels to obtain a final product with powerful and complex aromas and flavours. The mouthfeel is sumptuous and powerful, of great structure with caressing and silky softness. Mineral and textural with baked apples, autumn fruits and a hint of redcurrant. Will reward further long aging for even more depth.
Located in San Floriano del Collio, a village on the border with the neighbouring country of Slovenia, one with a soil which is particularly suited to the cultivation of the vine. The family-style operation of our estate, something we are extremely proud of, allows us to control each and every phase of the winemaking cycle from the fermentation to the marketing of the wines. We consider ourselves cultivators of the soil and this, at this particular moment in time, is a heavy responsibility in that we must be interpreters of the essence of our territory and, at the same time, its custodians.
The 2020 Il Carpino “Vis Uvae” Pinot Grigio was macerated on the skins for 35 days and 1 year in large Slavonian oak barrels to obtain a final product with powerful and complex aromas and flavours. The mouthfeel is sumptuous and powerful, of great structure with caressing and silky softness. Mineral and textural with baked apples, autumn fruits and a hint of redcurrant. Will reward further long aging for even more depth.
Located in San Floriano del Collio, a village on the border with the neighbouring country of Slovenia, one with a soil which is particularly suited to the cultivation of the vine. The family-style operation of our estate, something we are extremely proud of, allows us to control each and every phase of the winemaking cycle from the fermentation to the marketing of the wines. We consider ourselves cultivators of the soil and this, at this particular moment in time, is a heavy responsibility in that we must be interpreters of the essence of our territory and, at the same time, its custodians.