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VINE: 100% Barbera. EXPOSURE: East, Southeast, Northeast. ELEVATION: 280 - 310 m. above sea level TYPE OF CULTIVATION:Low Guyot with 4.000 - 4.500 vines per hectare, on average. SOIL: Loam, tending towards clay. CLIMATE: Mediterranean, with some inland influences, mainly in winter; from spring to autumn, a southem wind, called "Marin", brings some cool air to the sunniest days. HARVEST METHOD: Handpicked and put in small baskets. PLANTING PERIOD: From 1969 to 1985. DATE OF HARVEST: From September 22, 1999 to October 6, 1998. AVARAGE GRAPE YIELD PER HECTARE: 8,5 Ton. WINEMAKING: removal of stalks and stems, fermentation and submerged maceration for 10 days. After the wine has been racked off, and the malo-lactic acid fermentation has been performed, the product is kept in vats until it becomes nearly sparkling: in fact, carbon dioxide (CO2), which provides the light effervescence, comes from the natural second fermentation occurring inside a pressurized vat with selected yeasts. FILTERING: Brightener with fossil meal. BOTTLING DATE: March 16, 1999. MINIMUM IN-BOTTLE MATURATION PERIOD: 3 months. |
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WINE SPECIFICATIONS
"ARGIOJI'" 1999: MEALS TO MATCH WITH: Bright and
happy-go-lucky, this wine goes along with any meal and particularly FOR INFORMATION AND ORDERS: nocente@nocente.com |
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