Langhe Freisa D.O.C.
Vinification schedule
Varietals:
100% Freisa.
Grape zone of origin:
Piedmont region - Langhe area.
Vineyards:
The grapes come from the vineyards planted
during the last ten years, enjoying different
positions (East, West and South-West) and
situated at an altitude of about 400 metres
above see level. Plantation arrangement:
5,500 vines per Ha.
Average yeld:
Yield of grapes per Ha: 9,000 kgs per Ha.
Average Yield of grapes per vine: 1,6 Kgs
Average Yield of grapes per vine: 1,6 Kgs
Soil:
Hills characterised by medium-high slopes.
Nature of the soil: clayey/calcareous.
Nature of the soil: clayey/calcareous.
Wine making technique:
Harvest occurs during the second half of
September when the grapes begin to fade. The
grapes are hand picked into small baskets.
The vinification is in red and characterised by
must pumpings over the grape dregs and
traditional manual wine crushings.
Maceration on the skins is for a few days, but
the fermentation can last many weeks at a
controlled temperature. Then, thanks to the
yeasts, the malolactic fermentation occurs.
Refining:
Refining occurs for at least one year in
tonneaux of Frech oak. During this period the
wine undergoes a series of mixing phases to facilitate the natural refining of the wine.
wine undergoes a series of mixing phases to facilitate the natural refining of the wine.
Colour:
Intense ruby red with hints of garnet.
Bouquet:
Intense and fruity, with notes of cherry and
red fruits.
Taste:
Persistent elegant and velvety sensations to
the mouth. Taste is full and well tructured,
with a perfect balance of tannins. The alcohol
content and the balanced acidity give this
wine its own typical personality.
Alcohol content:
13,5% alc/vol.
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