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Collio Bianco Solarco Friulano & Ribolla Gialla 2023

White green still

Organic and sustainable
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Denomination DOC Collio Goriziano Bianco
Size 0,75 l
Alcohol content 13.5% by volume
Area Friuli-Venezia Giulia (Italy)
Grape varieties Friulano/Sauvignon Vert, Ribolla Gialla
Aging Once fermentation is complete, the resulting product is not transferred but remains to mature in the same containers for about 6 months, maintaining a constant temperature. After this period, the final blending takes place, followed by bottling and a further period of ageing in the bottle.
  • Organic Collio DOC blend: Friulano and Ribolla Gialla vinified as still white wine 2023
  • Vinification: 20% in Allier barriques, 80% in steel; fermentation at 10–12 °C
  • Aromas: bread crust, vanilla and dried tomato leaf
  • Palate: apple, acacia and tropical fruit; smooth sip and persistent finish
  • Alcohol content and awards: 13.5% vol and 94 points Luca Maroni (2023 vintage)
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Description

What kind of wine is it

Collio Bianco Solarco is an organic still white wine produced by Livon. It is made from a blend of Friulano and Ribolla Gialla and displays a golden yellow colour. The aromatic profile opens with notes of bread crust, vanilla and dried tomato leaf. On the palate, it stands out for its finesse, with hints of apple, acacia and tropical fruit. The progression is bold and enveloping, with a long and persistent finish. This structure makes it ideal to pair with seafood soups, smoked fish starters and white meats.

Where does it come from

This wine is produced in Collio, in Friuli-Venezia Giulia. The vineyards benefit from a southern exposure, situated at an altitude between sixty and two hundred and seventy metres, which encourages balanced ripening of the grapes. The soils, characterised by a composition of marl and clay, are crucial in giving the wine a compact taste texture and impeccable definition, expressing the excellence of this region in creating full-bodied white wines.

How is it produced

After manual harvesting, the grapes undergo cold maceration for eight hours. Fermentation takes place partly in Allier barrels and partly in steel tanks at a controlled temperature. The wine matures for six months in the same containers, without racking. The production cycle ends with blending and careful bottle ageing, designed to ensure perfect organoleptic stability and full expression of aromas at the time of consumption.

History and Curiosities

Founded in 1964, the renowned Livon winery signs the Solarco, a pure expression of the Collio Goriziano tradition. This elegant organic DOC is born from hand-picked grapes and skilfully crafted by oenologist Giovanni Genio. To enhance its refinement, the must undergoes cold maceration and is partially fermented in fine Allier barriques, resting for six months before completing its maturation in the bottle. The excellence of the 2023 vintage is confirmed by the prestigious 94 points it received.

Awards

  • 2023

    94

    /100

    One of the most prestigious wine guides in Italy.

  • 2023

    2

    One of the most prestigious wine guides in Italy.

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Tasting notes

Profumo

Perfume

A fragrance reminiscent of fresh bread crust and vanilla, elegant, with dried tomato leaf and sweetish notes.

Colore

Color

Golden yellow

Gusto

Taste

On the palate it is very refined, with notes of apple, acacia blossom and tropical fruit; decisive and smooth progression, with a pleasant finish.

Serve at:

12 - 14 °C

Longevity:

03 - 05 years

Full Bodied and Aged White Wines

Producer
Livon
From this winery
  • Start up year: 1964
  • Oenologist: Giovanni Genio
  • Bottles produced: 850.000
  • Hectares: 180
A fairly recent history, but that certainly has brought out his protagonist: Dorino Livon, until it is one of the most established and best known wine producers of Friuli. A story, however, that has its origins in a passion and a family tradition: the love for their land, Friuli, in particular the extreme edge of which is the last bulwark of Italy to Europe Eastern: The eastern hills of Friuli and Collio. In 1964 he bought his first Dorino Livon hills of Collio and that, little by little, it adds others. It grows well year after year, the Farm Livon. At the same time develops the project to build its own winery and fully equipped with the most advanced technology. It dates from the early eighties, even following the entry in the company of two sons of Dorino Valneo and Tonino, the decision to diversify the production of wines that, while maintaining high quality, could develop two different strategic concepts. The Cru wines with limited production, made from vines with working is particularly suited to an agricultural and wine very classic wines selected to flourish in an important way, even as the quantity, in the mid / high range products. The principles underlying the organization and production results are obtained by reducing the amount per hectare, pruning shorter, the thickening of existing vineyards, planting new vineyards with a high number of plants per hectare and the creation of two wineries distinct. The cellar of "Masarotte" was used as a center of wine production throughout the production line Cru and aging in oak barrels of the same line of white wines, the cellar of "Vence", for the maturation in oak barrels, which is in barrels, of all red wines. The decade that follows is therefore characterized by the consolidation of what has been previously set and the assertion of Valneo and Tonino as natural recipients of the paternal inheritance. The Company's next strategic turning point occurs during the five years between 1992 to 1997 when, realizing that in order to remain competitive in a market whose scenarios were rapidly changing, Livon decide to purchase three farms, two of these, and Tenuta Villa Chiopris Roncalto were located in the Friuli region, while the farm is located Salcetino village in Tuscany in the Chianti Classico area. In 2001 the family Livon full range of production with the purchase of the Farm By saint, located in the municipality of Bevagna (PG) in the DOCG zone Montefalco. In 2008, after a long period of restructuring, the ancient Villa Inn Chiopris, regains its former glory. Customers offers B & B, events and tastings, with relaxing moments surrounded by vineyards and a park where the edge of a swimming pool you can breathe a charming scent of lavender. A global company, therefore, highly diversified across five different brands, with over 200 hectares of vineyards: Livonia, Roncalto Estate and Villa Chiopris (Friuli) Salcetino Village, (Tuscany) Farm With holy (Umbria) with products to cover with their positioning, different market segments. Read more

The Collio DOC Solarco by Livon masterfully combines Friulano and Ribolla Gialla in a white wine of rare elegance. Enriched with nuances of apple, acacia and vanilla, it offers the palate a soft and enveloping progression. Its extraordinary finesse makes it ideal to accompany seafood soups, smoked fish starters and white meats, enhancing every flavour.

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Name Livon Collio Bianco Solarco Friulano & Ribolla Gialla 2023
Type White green still
Denomination Collio DOC
Vintage 2023
Size 0,75 l
Alcohol content 13.5% by volume
Grape varieties Friulano/Sauvignon Vert, Ribolla Gialla
Country Italy
Region Friuli-Venezia Giulia
Vendor Livon
Story History and Curiosities Founded in 1964, the renowned Livon winery signs the Solarco, a pure expression of the Collio Goriziano tradition. This elegant organic DOC is born from hand-picked grapes and skilfully crafted by oenologist Giovanni Genio. To enhance its refinement, the must undergoes cold maceration and is partially fermented in fine Allier barriques, resting for six months before completing its maturation in the bottle. The excellence of the 2023 vintage is confirmed by the prestigious 94 points it received.
Origin Dolegnano (UD)
Soil composition Marl and clay
Cultivation system Guyot, Cappuccina
Plants per hectare 5500
Fermentation temperature 10 2 °C
Production technique 20% fermentation in Allier barriques and 80% in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature (10–12 °C); cold maceration in a horizontal press for 8 hours
Wine making Fermentation takes place 20% in Allier barriques and the remaining 80% in stainless steel tanks at a controlled temperature (10–12 °C).
Aging Once fermentation is complete, the resulting product is not transferred but remains to mature in the same containers for about 6 months, maintaining a constant temperature. After this period, the final blending takes place, followed by bottling and a further period of ageing in the bottle.
Allergens Contains sulphites