描述
Giorgio Primo is a wine with a twenty-year history, the finest expression of the territory from a proudly Tuscan, ever-growing and expanding winery, Fattoria La Massa. Refined and with an enveloping aroma, this still red wine is characterized by a multi-varietal blend: 70% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Merlot, and 5% Petit Verdot. Careful selection over the years has allowed us to obtain a unique and inimitable product of excellence. Cabernet seems to adapt to any type of soil, thus posing no particular difficulties in its cultivation, as does Merlot. Only Petit Verdot has particular ripening requirements, preferring a warm, sunny climate, well-ventilated, and with minimal rainfall. The clayey and calcareous soils, rich in schist, in which these vineyards are grown lend a distinctive minerality to Giorgio Primo. The manual selection and evaluation of each grape is a strong point of the renowned winery, which finds its highest expression in this particularly balanced IGT Toscano red, fermented without yeast and with limited amounts of sulfites. During the aging process, periodic checks and constant analyses are performed to monitor the evolution of this wine and ensure consumers receive a product of the highest quality.
奖项
详情
香水
颜色
味道
服务于:
16 - 18 °C.
长寿:
10 - 15 years
醒酒时间:
1 hour
搭配
- 创办年份: 1992
- 酿酒师: Carlo Ferrini
- 生产的瓶子: 100.000
- 公顷: 27
| 名称 | La Massa Giorgio Primo 2017 |
|---|---|
| 类型 | Red still |
| 葡萄酒名称 | Toscana IGT |
| 年份 | 2017 |
| 容量 | 0,75 l |
| 酒精度 | 14.5% 按体积 |
| 葡萄品种 | 70% Cabernet Sauvignon, 25% Merlot, 5% Petit Verdot |
| 国家 | Italy |
| 产地 | Tuscany |
| 供应商 | La Massa |
| 产地 | The vineyards are south facing in the "Conca d'Oro" in Panzano with an average altitude of 360 m. above sea level. |
| 土壤成分 | Mostly made of scaly clay and marl. |
| 栽培系统 | Cordon. |
| 每公顷产量 | Approximately 5625 kg/ha |
| 酿酒工艺 | The fermentation lasted about 15/20 days and the next racking was done in new French oak barriques of 225 liter. |
| 陈酿 | 18 months, is characterized by an initial period of 10 months in which the wine is in contact with the lees and maintained by frequent battonage and macro oxygenation. |

