Masi Tupungato Passo Doble Rosso Terra Soleada 2022

Description

A red wine with unusually high aromatic content made on the organically run Masi Tupungato estate at Mendoza, in Argentina. Modern wine with a non-conformist style, striking for its intense fruitiness and delicate spiciness. Its strong and exuberant character comes from the local Malbec grape, while the addition of lightly dried Corvina Veronese gives it the easy appeal and attractiveness of Venetian wines.

Details

Perfume

Ripe cherries and sweet spices.

Color

Deep ruby red.

Taste

Rich and intense, full of cherries and berry fruit. Good persistece and soft tannins.

Serve at:

16 - 18 °C.

Longevity:

05 - 10 years

Decanting time:

1 hour

Producer

Producer

Masi Agricola

From this winery

• Start up year: 1772
• Oenologist: Gruppo Tecnico Masi
• Bottles produced: 3.950.000
• Hectares: 560

Masi is a leading producer of Amarone and has always interpreted the values of the Venetian regions with passion. Its history begins in 1772, the date of the Boscaini family's first harvest in the prized vineyards of ‘Vaio dei Masi’, a valley in the heart of Valpolicella Classica. Since then, Masi has expanded, little-by-little, with successive purchases in the best historical production areas of the Venetian regions.

Masi produces first-class wines primarily from native grape varieties, using traditional methods that embody sustainability and continuous technological innovation. With more than two hundred and fifty vintages behind it, Masi has been owned since its inception by the Boscaini family, which today runs the company with the sixth, seventh and eighth generations. Read more

Veneto

Technical Sheet

Name	Masi Tupungato Passo Doble Rosso Terra Soleada 2022
Type	Red organic still
Denomination	N/A
Vintage	2022
Size	0,75 l
Alcohol content	14.0% by volume
Grape varieties	84% Malbec, 16% Corvina
Country	Argentina
Region	Uco Valley
Vendor	Masi Agricola
Production technique	Appaxximento: Masi’s expertise in grape drying technique.
Allergens	Contains sulphites