Espira Fiano I.G.P. 13%
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The grapes, come exclusively from their own funds, are vinified in the winery located in the immediate proximity of the vineyards. The crashing of grapes is followed by a soft pressing. After the alcoholic fermentation starts at a controlled temperature of 13°C-14°C for 10 days. The Fiano 90% maturing in stainless steel silos for 4 months on vine leaves, the Chardonnay 10% part needs a short stay in little wood (one – two months). Two grape varieties are separated until bottling, then they are kept in the bottle for at least a month.
CERTIFIED ORGANIC WINE
Description
GRAPE
Espira Fiano I.G.P. is a blend of Fiano 90% and Chardonnay 10% grapes.
PRODUCTION ZONE
Fiano IGP Salento, Italy.
ALCOHOL
13%
SERVING TEMPERATURE
8-10°C
BOTTLE SIZE
0.75 L
Additional information
| BOTTLE EAN CODE | 8053013238085 |
|---|---|
| GROSS BOTTLE WEIGHT | 1310 g |
| BOTTLES PER CASE | 6 |
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