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Longevity:
10 - 15 years

- Start up year: 2000
- Oenologist: Diego Cottini, Riccardo Cotarella
- Bottles produced: 1.000.000
- Hectares: 140
Today, it is Michele and Mattia, together with their parents Diego and Annaberta Cottini, who continue to go down the road marked out by their forebears: a road leading to the realisation of a dream that today goes by the name of Monte Zovo.
Our Lugana wines achieved excellent Falstaff Trophy Lugana & Custoza 2023 scores:
- Lugana doc Riserva Terralbe 2019 - 93 pts (second place)
- Lugana doc Terralbe 2022 - 91 pts
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Name | Monte Zovo Passito Ophrys 0,5L 2018 |
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Type | White organic dessert wine dessert wine |
Denomination | Veneto IGT |
Vintage | 2018 |
Size | 0,50 l |
Alcohol content | 13.0% by volume |
Grape varieties | 40% Müller Thurgau, 30% Garganega, 30% Moscato Bianco/Moscato Reale |
Country | Italy |
Region | Veneto |
Vendor | Monte Zovo – Famiglia Cottini |
Origin | Caprino Veronese e Spiazzi |
Climate | Altitude: 250-300 m. a.s.l. (Garganega and Moscato Giallo); 800 m. a.s.l. (Müller Thurgau). Exposure: East-West (Garganega and Moscato); North-South (Müller Thurgau). |
Soil composition | Soil of morainic nature (Garganega and Moscato); soil with predominantly calcareous rocky substratum (Müller Thurgau). |
Cultivation system | Pergola for Garganega and Moscato, Guyot for Müller Thurgau. |
Plants per hectare | 3000 for Garganega and Moscato; 6000 for Müller Thurgau. |
Yield per hectare | 100 q. for Garganega and Moscato, 90 q. for Müller Thurgau. |
Harvest | time begins in mid-September. ing is manual: the grapes are picked in trays, to maintain the perfect integrity of the bunches. |
Wine making | After the harvest, the grapes are taken to the drying room for a drying period that can last between 1000 and 120 days. Weight loss during this phase is around 40-45%. Cold maceration for about 12 8 hours. This is followed by soft pressing of the grapes and subsequent slow fermentation in cherry wood barriques. |
Aging | The wine remains in barriques, on its lees, for about 6 months, with repeated batonnage until bottling. Maturation in bottle for 6 months. |
Total acidity | 6.47 gr/L |
Residual sugar | 110.0 gr/L |
Dry extract | 42.0 gr/L |
Allergens | Contains sulphites |