Venea Arbino 2016 75cl

Description

Producer :	Venea is located in the hills of Abruzzo, where there are steep slopes, dense forests, a lot of agriculture and just a few vineyards. Nicolino Paolucci and his family run a winery here with almost ten hectares. Venea is a typical family business and craftsmanship is key, industrially manufactured products are an absolute foreign word here. Nicolino prefers to work with typical regional grape varieties and deliberately presses very fruity white wines as well as rich red wines.
Region:	Abruzzo is the European region with the most nature reserves and is called the green region: an incredible scenic and territorial wealth with a varied sub-mountain climate. From the wildly falling Adriatic coast with enchanting views of rolling hills and idyllic villages to the rugged rocks of Gran Sasso and Maiella with a harsh mountain climate. The typical grape varieties of Abruzzo, Trebbiano and Montalcino thrive in all these different landscapes.
Grape variety :	Montepulciano d'Abruzzo
Manufacture :	Steel tank
Degustationsnotiz:	The fresh, fruity bouquet flows from the glass in fine waves and caresses the nose charmingly with dark berries and floral aromas, dense and inviting; on the palate it is soft, full and round to the finale.
Drinkability :	year + 2 years
Enjoy:	z'Vieriplättli, pasta, light dishes.

Producer : Venea is located in the hills of Abruzzo, where there are steep slopes, dense forests, a lot of agriculture and just a few vineyards. Nicolino Paolucci and his family run a winery here with almost ten hectares. Venea is a typical family business and craftsmanship is key, industrially manufactured products are an absolute foreign word here. Nicolino prefers to work with typical regional grape varieties and deliberately presses very fruity white wines as well as rich red wines. Region: Abruzzo is the European region with the most nature reserves and is called the green region: an incredible scenic and territorial wealth with a varied sub-mountain climate. From the wildly falling Adriatic coast with enchanting views of rolling hills and idyllic villages to the rugged rocks of Gran Sasso and Maiella with a harsh mountain climate. The typical grape varieties of Abruzzo, Trebbiano and Montalcino thrive in all these different landscapes.