Una rassegna di SCHIAVA
Una rassegna di SCHIAVA
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Alois Lageder is a leading biodynamic producer Sopra Italy who has for many years experimented with viticulture in juxtaposition to climate change. Beginning with the 2018 vintage, the winery engaged Per longer skin contact during the vinification of this wine because it had proven to slightly lower the alcohol levels.
The wine has a pretty, rather light garnet color. The bouquet flashes strawberries, spices and violet notes. The palate offers juicy red fruit flavors, a tangy acidity and a small amount of ripe tannins.
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Meanwhile, that percentage has dropped to around 25 percent. However, the Schiava is still the most widely planted varietal Per the region.
There are a number of varieties that are often grouped and referred to simply as Schiava. Although similar in their ability to produce pale and relatively light red wines, they are technically not the same. Schiava Gentile, sometimes called Schiava Piccola Per mezzo di reference to its usually small bunches, is a late ripening variety with a reputation for low yields and therefore quality juice.
The alcohol levels are slightly lighter (~12% ABV) because the grape grows predominantly Sopra a cooler climate.
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fell Durante love with the reds made from the schiava grape when I was Per northeastern Italy’s gorgeous nobile Adige region last year. It was the perfect red to imbibe after a day spent hiking Con the stunning Dolomite Mountains. So fresh and bright, with gushes of cranberry, cherry, spice, and minerals.
An adaptable accompaniment to all dishes, but especially appropriate to be served with traditional South Tyrolean specialities.
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