Chiodo Marche Bianco Garofanata IGP cantina Simone Capecci.

Contains sulphites

A uniquely Marche vine, with white grapes, whose traces date back to 1870.

The analysis of the genetic characterization has certified the uniqueness of Garofanata. The purest vine of the Marche. A “sharp”, vertical, unique wine, whose name illustrates the tenacity of a vine that did not want to disappear. It could only be helped to remain “planted” in our lands and… in our cellars.

Age of the vineyard: 2014 with eastern exposure, altitude 250-300 m

Soil: Medium texture tending to clayey.

Cultivation: Double gouyot.

Harvest: Manual harvest in crates with selection of the bunches in the second ten days of September.

Vinification: 15/18 hours of skin maceration followed by fermentation of the free-run must only.

Aging: Six months in a cement tank on the fermentation lees and subsequent aging for 9 months in the bottle.

Sensory analysis

Pouring it into the glass is a pleasure, beautiful straw yellow, immediately bright, lively, vivacious.

In the glass it moves slowly, seductively to form an arch, not very thick, but extremely regular.

On the first nose: immediately of good intensity with a clear and distinct olfactory dominant, floral of white hawthorn flowers, very fresh.

On the second nose: the fruitiness immediately in evidence, fresh and perfectly ripe: white-fleshed peach, Abate pear, citrus notes of lemon peel, white melon and jujube. Still floral with notes of chamomile and vegetal of fresh grass.

In the mouth: the entrance is decisive, powerful, without giving in, it immediately gives in to the taste, highlighting an important freshness. The finish is long and reveals a pleasant savory note. The retronasal references are in line with the olfactory, underlining an even greater freshness of the fruitiness.