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Bianco

INALTO in Bianco immediately makes its personality clear: fresh, refined, and savory. A surprise for of those who expect a simple Trebbiano.

Appellation: Vini Bianco

Type: Dry, white

Blend: 85% Trebbiano Abruzzese, 15% Pecorino

Inalto uses no chemical fertilizers, pesticides or herbicides in anticipation of a conversion to organic farming.

Wine Details:

Tasting Notes:
Color: Straw yellow with pale green highlights.
Bouquet: Notes of citrus, yellow peach and grapefruit followed by hints of pleasantly warm bread crust.
Palate: Fresh and very refined, the flavor confirms the bouquet and there is a lovely saltiness that evokes the nearby Adriatic.
Alcohol: 12.5 % vol
Serving Temperature: 8/10º C (46/50º F).
Pairing: Pasta mixed with corn cut fresh from the cob and potatoes, Risotto, scampi e centerba (shrimp risotto cooked in Centerba –a regional digestif from Abruzzo).

Vinyard Notes:
Vineyard location: Municipality of Ofena (L’Aquila-Abruzzo) near the town of Piè della Grotta, Abruzzo, Italy.
Elevation: 400 meters a.s.l.
Soil: Clayey rich in skeleton and marine sediments.
Vineyard area: Trebbiano Abruzzese: 1.9 Ha, Pecorino: 1.5 Ha
Training system: Counter-espalier with single and double Guyot pruning.
Vine density: Trebbiano 2,600 Ha, Pecorino 4,000 Ha.
Yield: 40 ql/Ha.
Agriculture: Conventional with particular attention to environmental protection, without the use of herbicides or insecticides in anticipation of a complete conversion to organic farming.

Winemaking Notes:
Harvest: Pecorino first week of September, Trebbiano second week of September, harvest is by hand into small boxes.
Vinification: Crushing and destemming followed by fermentation in steel with periodic resuspension – maceration on the skins for 26 days at controlled temperature (28º). Malolactic fermentation in 500 L, third-run French oak tonneaux.
Aging: Maturation on the lees for 4 months with weekly resuspension both in the steel and in the wood. The Trebbiano Abruzzese and Pecorino are then combined and matured a further 2 months on lees in steel, then held in bottle 4 months before release.
Production: 4,600 750 ml bottles.