Premi e riconoscimenti
Ideale con
Carni Rosse
Donna Olimpia - Orizonte 2016 Ml. 750
Cantina Donna Olimpia
80,00 €
Caratteristiche
Denominazione
Toscana IGT
Formato
Ml. 750
Corpo
Di corpo
Passaggio in botte
Oltre 24 mesi
Uvaggi
Petit Verdot
Donna Olimpia 1898 was an idea of Guido Folonari, heir to one of the most historical Italian wine families, who decided to develop, in 2001 an ambitious wine project. When I decided to start this adventure alone, I really decided to get up and go. What was I looking for? I did not even know myself. I was looking for a place that would thrill me. I was lucky enough to find three. So, in a short time, he found three wineries in the most prestigious production areas between Piedmont and Tuscany, which emerged in the Italian wine scenario and were immediately recognized as the three Killer B's by Guido Folonari.Millepassi, italian for one thousand steps, refers to an ancient Roman road crossing the estate and to the old Roman measure of length milium that corresponds to 1.480 meters.
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Scheda tecnica
- Denominazione
- Toscana IGT
- Biologico
- No
- Annata
- 2016
- Formato
- Ml. 750
- Gradazione
- 14%
- Corpo
- Di corpo
- Maturazione
- netto, intenso con note di piccoli frutti rossi quali mirtillo, amarena e ribes; floreale viola e speziato pepe nero.
- Passaggio in botte
- Oltre 24 mesi
- Colore
- Colore rosso granato molto intenso con riflessi violacei.
- Profumo
- Al naso netto, intenso con note di piccoli frutti rossi quali mirtillo, amarena e ribes; floreale viola e speziato pepe nero.
- Aromi
- Balsamico, Boisé, Floreale, Fruttato, Speziato, Tostato
- Sapore
- Al palato pieno, caldo e leggermente asciutto con finale fruttato di mora e prugna.
- Temperatura
- 16°-18° C.
- Uvaggi
- Petit Verdot
- Descrizione uvaggio
- 100% Petit verdot
- Contiene solfiti
- Si
- Zona
- Toscana
- Abbinamenti
- Arrosti, Brasati, Carne Alla Brace, Carne Rossa In Umido, Carni Rossa Al Forno, Carni Rosse
- Ideale con
- Carni Rosse
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Donna Olimpia 1898 was an idea of Guido Folonari, heir to one of the most historical Italian wine families, who decided to develop, in 2001 an ambitious wine project. When I decided to start this adventure alone, I really decided to get up and go. What was I looking for? I did not even know myself. I was looking for a place that would thrill me. I was lucky enough to find three. So, in a short time, he found three wineries in the most prestigious production areas between Piedmont and Tuscany, which emerged in the Italian wine scenario and were immediately recognized as the three Killer B's by Guido Folonari.Millepassi, italian for one thousand steps, refers to an ancient Roman road crossing the estate and to the old Roman measure of length milium that corresponds to 1.480 meters.