Querciabella Turpino 2010

Querciabella Turpino 2010

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Tuscany - Italy
Red biodynamic still

How to serve

Serve at:

16 - 18°C.

Longevity:

10 - 15 years

Glass:
Full Bodied and Very Aged Red Wines
Querciabella Turpino 2010
As with all Querciabella wines, elegance and finesse trump muscle in Turpino. The name Turpino – like Palafreno and Mongrana which precede this wine in the Querciabella range – pays homage to Orlando Furioso, a 16th century Italian epic poem by Ludovico Ariosto.

Colour

Ruby color.

Bouquet

Aromas of violets and wild berries.

Flavour

Delicate note of fruit, roundness and depth, accompanied by fine and silky tannins.

Pairing

Meat
Game
Cheese

Features

Name Querciabella Turpino 2010
Type Red biodynamic still
Classification IGT Toscana
Year 2010
Size 0,75 l Standard
Alcohol content 14.00% by volume
Grape varieties Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Syrah
Country Italy
Region Tuscany
Origin Approximately 50% of the grapes originate from Querciabella’s Maremma vineyards the remainder is grown in Greve. Altitude: 350-450 m s.l.m. Exposure: north-south.
Soil composition Ruffoli: the disintegration of quartz and feldspar sandstone produces deep and loose soil with sandy silt and strong presence of large stones. Banditella: a mixture of silt and alluvial sand, with areas of gravel and surface pebbles that can be traced back to the Pleistocene.
Yield per hectare 30 hl/ha
Vinification Microvinification of all grape. After gentle de-stemming, the grapes are transferred into three and five-ton oak fermenters, where they undergo a brief period of cold maceration in preparation for a slow and natural fermentation process – which is prompted by the presence of ambient (indigenous) yeast – under carefully monitored, temperature-controlled conditions. The completion of primary fermentation leads to a phase of post-fermentation maceration during which daily tastings serve to track tannin development and stability. The wine is then separated from the skins by draining the tank by means of gravity flow.
Ageing Only the resulting ‘free run’ is used when the wine is racked into barrels (French; 225 liter;20% new oak; tight grain for Cabernet Franc; tight-to-medium grain for Syrah and Merlot). Full malolactic fermentation occurs in the barriques followed by 16 months of élevage. Finally, the blend is made and moved into cement tanks for an integration period of 6 to 8 months before bottling.
Production year 20,000 bottles
Allergens Contains sulphites

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Bibenda
 
4 bunches of grapes - A high quality wine with distinctive character 2010
Gambero Rosso
 
2 red glasses - An excellent wine that has reached the final tasting 2010
Wine Spectator
91/100 
2010
xtraWine
90/100 
2010
Querciabella
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