Red
Piemonte Bonarda
By Azienda Vitivinicola Mo, Roero, Piemonte, Italy
A young, slightly lively Bonarda typical of Cisterna d'Asti, where the grape has been in the castle cellars since the 1800s. Macerated 5-7 days and refermented in autoclave to 0.8 bar.
Tasting notes
Fairly deep ruby red colour; vinous, fruity scent; full, harmonious, slightly sweet (amabile) and slightly lively palate.
Pairs well with
Cold appetizers, first courses, white and red meats; also pleasant between meals.
Technical details
- Style
- Red
- Denomination
- Piemonte DOC Bonarda
- Grape
- Bonarda
- Production area
- Cisterna d'Asti and Canale (CN)
- Soil
- Dry, sandy, rich in minerals
- Exposure
- Well-exposed hilly vineyards
- Vineyard planting
- Guyot training; vines of medium age
- Vinification
- Hand-picked grapes are de-stemmed and crushed on arrival at the winery. Fermentation with 5-7 days of skin contact; racking and malolactic fermentation. Refermentation in autoclave up to 0.8 bar. The wine is racked several times and rests 6-7 months in tanks (50% vitrified cement, 50% stainless steel), then is bottled slightly lively.
- Serving temperature
- 16-18°C
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