Azienda Nicola Di Sipio SRL
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Millesimato Colline Teatine Bianco IGP White Wine
Production Lead Time:
14 day(s)
Production Region:
Abruzzo
Alcohol by volume(%):
14
Alcohol Type:
White Wine
Brand:
DI SIPIO
Place of Origin:
Italy
Sweetness of Wine:
Medium Sweet
Brand:
DI SIPIO
Colour:
White
Size:
750ml, 1,500ml
Port:
EXW
Type of Payment:
Bank Transfer in Advance
Minimum Order Quantity:
600
Customised Packaging:
Yes
Type:
White Wine
Packaging:
Bottle
Shelf Life:
10 Years and More
Weight:
1,3 kilogram
Place of Origin:
Italy
Taste:
Medium Sweet
Use:
During or Out a Meal
Description
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Description
- Millesimato comes from a fermentation carried out in barrels, it grows for eighteen months in French oak barrels and is refined for two years in glass to better express the magnitude of its aromatic content.
- A trio of white grapes - pecorino, falanghina and trebbiano – are the protagonists of this wine, golden yellow in color. Complex aromas, accompanied by a perfectly balanced alcoholic structure and power, evoke exotic fruit, bergamot, candied orange and yellow peach, broom and acacia.
- An elegant persistence makes Millesimato the perfect pair for spicy Asian dishes, fresh pasta with truffles, rice with curry, herbed cheeses and saffron-based preparations.
- A 10-12°C temperature is recommended for serving. A lower temperature will give this wine its full potential for maximum expression with sushi, oysters and caviar.
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Supplier info last updated: 2 Sep 2020
Advertise since: 1 Sep 2018
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