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Il Chiarone, 2020

Toscana Governo IGP
More info
  • Country of origin Italy
  • Region Tuscany
  • Hue Red wines, Ruby
  • Grapes Merlot, Sangiovese
  • Alcohol content 13.5 %*
  • Drinking temperature 16 - 18°C
  • Allergen notice Contains sulphites
  • Article / Unit
  • 6x75cl
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Character

A wonderfully aromatic, intense and harmonious ruby-red wine with a bouquet of ripe dark berries, vanilla and chocolate and a full and mellow body. On the palate, the berry and vanilla notes are pleasingly balanced, making this a wine that will be remembered for a long time.

Wine type

Sweeter wines
Balanced wines
Lingering wines

Empfehlung

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Tasting notes

Palate character i

Spinnennetz-Chart

Nose flavors

Berry Berry
4
Roasty Roasty
3
Roasty Roasty
2.75

Palate flavors

Fruity Fruity
3.5
Spicy Spicy
2.75

Foodpairing

Our food pairing recommendations based on the typical character of the wine, flavours and aromas.

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Grilled or fried veal

Region

Tuscany

Die Toscana ist neben dem Piemont das wohl berühmteste Weinbaugebiet Italiens. Dort bauten lange vor den Römern die Etrusker Reben an; somit zählt sie gleichzeitig zu den ältesten Anbaugebieten Europas. In der Toscana spricht man hauptsächlich – und mit berechtigtem Stolz – vom weltberühmten Chianti und von Brunello. In der Tat ist die Toskana jedoch die grösste Spitzenwein-Lieferantin Italiens. Von viel Sonne verwöhnt, von teils kräftigen Meeresbrisen gekühlt und dennoch mit genügend Regen versorgt, bringen toskanischen Reben auf kargen Kalk- sowie auf Lehm- und Sandsteinböden und verschiedenen Mischformen davon herausragende Qualitäten hervor, von denen Weinliebhaber in aller Welt schwärmen.


Producer/Brand

Il Chiarone

Whoever uses the Governo method to produce a superior wine like Il Chiarone must know exactly what they are doing. For the original, traditional system must be learned, and its implementation demands skill and patience. After harvesting, a portion of the grapes are dried in order to increase the sugar content. When alcoholic fermentation has been completed, juice from the raisins is added to the wine, thereby restarting fermentation. The makers of Il Chiarone have recognised the potential of Governo and understand how, with great care and patience, the full aroma of a unique wine can be perfectly manifested.

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