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Castelvecchi

Chianti Classico Riserva Lodolaio 2021

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Dénomination DOCG Chianti Classico Riserva
Titre alcoolique 14.0% par volume
Zone Tuscany (Italy)
Cépages 100% Sangiovese
Vieillissement Aged for 12 months in first-use French oak barriques, followed by approximately 12 months of bottle ageing.
  • Name and grapes: Chianti Classico DOCG Riserva 2020, 100% Sangiovese, Tuscany
  • Aroma and taste: red and black fruits, spices, liquorice and chocolate; vanilla finish
  • Vinification: maceration 30-40 days, 12 months in barrique and 12 in bottle
  • Serving: decant for 1 hour; serve at 16–18 °C; alcohol 14%; size 750 ml
  • Pairings and awards: braised meats, game, steak, pecorino; 91 pts JS, 4 Viti AIS
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Description

What kind of wine it is

Chianti Classico Riserva Lodolaio from Castelvecchi is a still red wine from Tuscany that elegantly expresses the character of Sangiovese. Fermentation in steel and a long maceration on the skins create a structured and enveloping profile. On the nose, it opens with a bouquet of red and black fruits, accompanied by spicy hints of cloves, pepper, liquorice and dark chocolate, with a pleasantly vanilla finish. This Chianti Classico Riserva is ideal for pairing with grilled red meats, game, braised dishes and mature cheeses, excellently enhancing Florentine steak.

Where it comes from

This wine originates in Tuscany, in the municipality of Radda in Chianti, in the locality of Castelvecchi, from vineyards situated between five hundred and six hundred metres above sea level. The soils, rich in galestro and alberese, encourage the development of a defined tannic structure and remarkable persistence. The hot summers, characterised by strong temperature variations, ensure freshness and perfect aromatic ripeness of the grapes. The raw material comes from a careful massal selection of very old vines, rooted in historic plots that offer a faithful expression of the high-altitude terroir.

How it is produced

Production begins with a delayed manual harvest to maximise the ripeness of the bunches. After vinification, the prolonged contact with the skins extracts colour and essential aromatic components. Ageing takes place in French oak barrels, with varying times for each batch to give the wine its typical complexity. Afterwards, the wine rests in steel to harmonise before a further twelve months of bottle ageing. The entire process takes about thirty-six months, giving the wine a balanced structure and excellent longevity.

History and Curiosities

Originating from Radda in Chianti, the Chianti Classico Riserva Lodolaio expresses the authenticity of Sangiovese grapes of ancient tradition, cultivated at high altitude on galestro and alberese soils. Carefully aged in the historic 10th-century cellar of the castle, this fine wine completes its evolutionary journey approximately thirty-six months after the harvest. The exclusive manual harvesting and limited production of twelve thousand bottles per year give rise to an award-winning label, capable of combining the vocation of the territory with perfect balance.

Note de dégustation

Profumo

Parfum

Fresh and complex aroma, with intense red berry fruit (cherry, redcurrant, blackberry, raspberry); spicy notes of liquorice, cloves, cinnamon and pepper, with dark chocolate and a vanilla finish.

Colore

Couleur

Decisive and vibrant red with violet reflections

Gusto

Goût

On the palate, it is warm and enveloping, with flavours of red fruits and spices, notes of liquorice and dark chocolate; elegant tannins, solid structure and a balance between power and finesse, with a vanilla finish.

Servir à :

16 - 18 °C

Longévité :

05 - 10 years

Temps de décantation :

1 hour

Full Bodied and Very Aged Red Wines

Producteur
Castelvecchi
De ce vignoble
  • Année de création: 2004
  • Oenologue: Leonardo Valenti
  • Bouteilles produites: 80.000
  • Hectares: 24
Les caves historiques de Castelvecchi sont situées juste en dessous du château et remontent, comme l'ensemble de la structure, aux Xe et XIe siècles. La Fattoria Castelvecchi a un passé historique illustre : dans certains documents datant du début du Moyen Âge, elle est mentionnée sous le nom de Castello et Curtis. L'importance du Borgo di Castelvecchi réside également dans sa position stratégique, au centre de plusieurs routes importantes, dont l'une, d'abord étrusque puis romaine, reliait le Castello di Brolio à Radda, à la Pieve di Santa Maria Novella et au Castello delle Stinche ; une autre route partait du "Castello et Curtis" pour La Volpaia, reliant le Val di Pesa au Valdarno. Castelvecchi était sous la domination des seigneurs de Monterinaldi et y resta pendant presque tout le XIe siècle jusqu'à ce que, s'étant proclamé communauté autonome, il subisse, vers la fin du XIIIe siècle, les attaques féroces des nobles locaux, attirés par l'incroyable richesse de la Pieve di Santa Maria Novella et par la fertilité reconnue des vignobles qui y étaient cultivés et qui furent longtemps et durement disputés. Vers le milieu du XVIIe siècle, le nom de la localité, qui s'appelait alors "Castela de la Pieve", changea, à partir du nom des propriétaires, d'abord en "Castel de' Vecchi", puis en "Castelvecchi". Les de' Vecchi étaient une famille noble et ancienne originaire de Montalcino. Au fil des ans, la propriété est passée aux héritiers du mari de la dernière descendante de la famille de' Vecchi, le marquis Gutierrez de la Solana, Grande d'Espagne, qui a reçu une importante récompense pour ses vins à Milan dès 1905. La cave à vin Castelvecchi a une superficie d'environ 1 000 mètres carrés et bénéficie d'une climatisation naturelle exceptionnelle (18 degrés constants). Elle est divisée en six salles : une pour l'accueil des hôtes, deux pour la transformation du vin, trois pour le vieillissement en fûts de chêne et en barriques. Le paysage environnant est vraiment unique : tout autour se trouve un cadre magnifique de vignobles et d'oliveraies qui entourent le village de Radda, et juste en face de la cave se dresse, dans toute sa splendeur, l'ancien village de La Volpaia. Dans ce lieu privilégié, il semble que l'histoire se soit arrêtée au Moyen Âge magique. Lire la suite

Letting it decant for an hour and serving it at 16-18 °C, its warm sip reveals elegant tannins. This reserve beautifully enhances game, braised meats, and the classic Florentine steak. Thanks to its impeccable balance between power and finesse, it also offers an enveloping experience when paired with flavourful aged cheeses and the typical Tuscan pecorino.

Meat
Game
Matured cheese
Pork
Beef

Nom Castelvecchi Chianti Classico Riserva Lodolaio 2021
Type Red still
Dénomination Chianti Classico DOCG
Millésime 2021
Teneur en alcool 14.0% par volume
Cépages 100% Sangiovese
Pays Italy
Région Tuscany
Fournisseur Castelvecchi
Histoire History and Curiosities Originating from Radda in Chianti, the Chianti Classico Riserva Lodolaio expresses the authenticity of Sangiovese grapes of ancient tradition, cultivated at high altitude on galestro and alberese soils. Carefully aged in the historic 10th-century cellar of the castle, this fine wine completes its evolutionary journey approximately thirty-six months after the harvest. The exclusive manual harvesting and limited production of twelve thousand bottles per year give rise to an award-winning label, capable of combining the vocation of the territory with perfect balance.
Origine Radda in Chianti, località Castelvecchi
Climat Cold but dry winter; cool and regular spring; long and hot summer with a significant temperature range; rainfall in June and September that preserved freshness and avoided water stress.
Composition du sol Predominantly galestro and alberese
Plantes par hectare 5000
Rendement par hectare 50 quintals per hectare
Fermentation Over 30 days
Technique de production Fermentation in stainless steel tanks with maceration on the skins for over 30 days; ageing for 12 months in first-use French oak barriques; subsequent ageing in bottle for about 12 months.
Vinification Fermentation in stainless steel tanks with maceration on the skins for over 30 days; aged for 12 months in first-use French oak barriques, followed by further ageing in bottle for about 12 months.
Vieillissement Aged for 12 months in first-use French oak barriques, followed by approximately 12 months of bottle ageing.
Acidité totale 5.5 gr/L
PH 3.5
Sucres résiduels 0.5 gr/L
Année de production 12000 bouteilles
Allergènes  Contient des sulfites