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Lazio Rosso Pischello bio

Item number: VFR01937 2022750

Before it was: € 5,90

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Vintage: 2022

Format: 0,75 l

Type: Rosso

Denomination: Rosso IGP

Grapes: Cesanese Syrah Merlot

Refinement: Steel

Alcohol: 14 %

Region: Lazio

Origin: Made in Italy

Allergens: Solfiti

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SPECIFICATIONS

TASTING NOTES

The Lazio Rosso Pischello produced by Tenimenti Leone is a dry red wine, Igp.Tenimenti Leone is a young company, founded a few years ago. It is located near Rome, in the heart of Lazio, located exactly between the towns of Velletri and Lanuvio, in an important area from a natural and artistic point of view, since these towns are part of the Castelli Romani Regional Park. This area is notable not only for the flora and fauna that it hosts, but also for its geological composition: the park includes, in fact, the area of the ancient Latium Volcano, which also gave life to the basins of the current volcanic lakes of Nemi and Albano. It is therefore a special kind of terrain, capable of imprinting its essence on the products produced here. The Tenimenti Leone company, because of the passion it has for the land to which it belongs and for the grapes themselves, uses certified organic farming methods for its wines, as is the case for the Lazio Rosso Pischello, which is produced from a blend of Cesanese, Syrah and Merlot grapes. Cesanese is a native variety from Lazio, so much so that the origins of its name derive from a city located near Rome, Cesano. Two international vines have been added to this native grape: Syrah, which usually gives spicy notes of black pepper, and Merlot, which brings a good acidity to the blend. The name attributed to this wine (Pischello) derives from the Roman dialect with which a young boy is identified, generally with a cheeky and playful connotation. Qualities that belong precisely to Lazio Rosso Pischello, since it appears a bright and intense ruby red in the glass. On the nose, hints of red berry fruit are accompanied by delicate vegetal notes and spicy nuances attributable to black pepper. In the mouth, it is medium-bodied, fresh and pleasantly drinkable, thanks to its ageing in stainless steel; perfect for every day, it is the ideal wine for every course of the meal, even if it goes well with dishes of cured meats. Read more Read less
THE WINERY

Tenimenti Leone

Tenimenti Leone's farm is located in the heart of Lazio. It is located, to be precise, in the Castelli Romani Regional Park, between the towns of Lanuvio and Velletri. A privileged position, which has always favoured their production process. The company has been able to make the most of its advantage through long and painstaking work, based mainly on the oldest techniques of local winemakers. Knowledge handed down from generation to generation and which, as time has gone by, has been able to integrate with the most innovative discoveries in the field to ensure organic and sustainable viticulture capable of enhancing the land and protecting it at the same time, respecting its unique times and characteristics. Each production step is designed to produce Lazio wines of the highest quality, capable of telling the story of the territory from which they come and the oldest history of those who produce them. Name and address of producer/distributor: Società Agricola Agribel - Via Fontana Parata, 8, 00040 Lanuvio (RM). Products from this winery should be stored in a cool, dry place away from heat sources.

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