Podere Poggio Scalette - Il Carbonaione Alta Valle Delle Greve 2021 Ml. 750
Winery Podere Poggio Scalette
€54.00
Characteristic
Classification
Toscana IGT
Size
Ml. 750
Body
Heavy
Ageing
From 12 to 18 months
Blend
Sangiovese
Podere Poggio Scalette became an autonomous wine-producing estate in 1991 when Vittorio Fiore and his wife Adriana Assjè di Marcorà acquired several plots of land and a rural building on the hill of Ruffoli, in the township of Greve in Chianti, in the very heart of the Chianti Classico appellation. The property came from the division of an heritage and the sale of proprety consisting of old stone farmhouses, vineyard land, olive groves, pasture land, and woods which had been abandoned years previously after the death of the former owner.In this context, during the course of the planting operations for the latest vineyards, principally Sangiovese, a small parcel of Merlot (5,000 square meters - or a bit less than two acres, planted in 1996) to be used for the Piantona wine was planted along with four rows, respectively, of Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot and Merlot (1000 vines each, planted in 2004) and utilized for Capogatto. In another micro-area, approximately 1500 vines of Chardonnay were planted, to be used for Richiari.
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Data sheet
- Classification
- Toscana IGT
- Organic
- No
- Year
- 2021
- Size
- Ml. 750
- Gradation
- 14,5%
- Body
- Heavy
- Ageing and Fining
- 14 mesi in tonneaux da 350 litri,
- Ageing
- From 12 to 18 months
- Aroma
- Floral, Fruity, Spicy
- Serving temperature
- 16°-18° C.
- Blend
- Sangiovese
- Blend description
- 100% Sangiovese di Lamole
- Contains sulfites
- Si
- Zone
- Toscana
- Matching
- Grilled meat, Red meat, Red meat stew, Roasted red meat
- Ideal with
- Meat Red
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Podere Poggio Scalette became an autonomous wine-producing estate in 1991 when Vittorio Fiore and his wife Adriana Assjè di Marcorà acquired several plots of land and a rural building on the hill of Ruffoli, in the township of Greve in Chianti, in the very heart of the Chianti Classico appellation. The property came from the division of an heritage and the sale of proprety consisting of old stone farmhouses, vineyard land, olive groves, pasture land, and woods which had been abandoned years previously after the death of the former owner.In this context, during the course of the planting operations for the latest vineyards, principally Sangiovese, a small parcel of Merlot (5,000 square meters - or a bit less than two acres, planted in 1996) to be used for the Piantona wine was planted along with four rows, respectively, of Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon, Petit Verdot