Triacca Falcinaia 2013 75cl

Description

Producer :	The winery was acquired by Gino Triacca in 1969 in an absolutely desolate condition. That is why the first harvest was delayed until 1975. The entire construction work was only completed in 1979. The long undeveloped land served as a hunting ground and had to be largely cleared and replanted. The former Villa Franchi needed a complete renovation, new wineries, water reservoirs and connecting routes were created. After adjacent land was bought in 1987 and 1990, the entire property encompasses around 350 hectares of olive groves, forest, fields and meadows. 100 hectares of it are under vines.
Region:	The Chianti area, also called Colline del Chianti or Monti del Chianti, is a chain of hills in the center of Tuscany, in which Chianti wine has been produced for centuries. The winegrowing area makes up about a third of the entire Tuscany. The idyllic, listed hillside location and the dreamy landscape with vines and olive trees is unique.
Grape variety :	Cabernet Sauvignon
Manufacture :	After the fermentation process, the wines are assembled and carefully aged in new barriques for 12 months.
Degustationsnotiz:	The bouquet is complex, with aromas of red fruits, Amarena cherries, leather, licorice and mild roasting. Strong on the palate, supported by sweet tannins. Its fruity, strikingly long finish makes the Falcinaia a delight for the palate, with grandeur and unsurpassed charm.
Drinkability :	vintage + 10 years
Enjoy:	Excellent with game dishes, grills, mature cheeses.

Producer : The winery was acquired by Gino Triacca in 1969 in an absolutely desolate condition. That is why the first harvest was delayed until 1975. The entire construction work was only completed in 1979. The long undeveloped land served as a hunting ground and had to be largely cleared and replanted. The former Villa Franchi needed a complete renovation, new wineries, water reservoirs and connecting routes were created. After adjacent land was bought in 1987 and 1990, the entire property encompasses around 350 hectares of olive groves, forest, fields and meadows. 100 hectares of it are under vines. Region: The Chianti area, also called Colline del Chianti or Monti del Chianti, is a chain of hills in the center of Tuscany, in which Chianti wine has been produced for centuries. The winegrowing area makes up about a third of the entire Tuscany. The idyllic, listed hillside location and the dreamy landscape with vines and olive trees is unique.