Description
History
The story of this project was born from the dream of four wine friends (Dylan Warren, Simone Salamone, Luigi Scarano, Simone Zemella) to re -evaluate an ancient Tuscan grape variety: the Ansonica. This grape has evolved by hundreds or perhaps thousands of years as a grape variety that loves closeness to the sea and wind; For the four oenologists, the first challenge has been identified the right plot found near Capalbio, in the south of Tuscany. The name Ants derives from the fact that there are some islands off Monte Argentario who have this name and also to testify the well -known laboriousness of this animal which is also a similarity with the teamwork of these professionals.
Grapes used
Ansonica 100%
Production method
The vineyard, planted in 1993 on Pleistocenic red sands and marine deposits, uses the double guyot system with a density of 4500 strains per hectare and a yield of 50 quintals per hectare. The harvest takes place between late August and the third week of September. The vineyard is managed with alternating spontaneous innerplace and copper -based treatments, sulfur and herbal teas. In the cellar, the maceration of the whole bunches lasts about 10 days. Fermentation takes place spontaneously in steel containers. The wine refines on the fine fucce in used barriques. The different harvests are assembled, refined on the fine and bottled fucce without clarification and with slight filtration.
Alcoholic degree
12.5%
Tasting notes
Brilliant golden yellow color. The nose is perceived aromas of ripe fruit, citrus fruits and light spiced notes. On the palate, it is elegant and fresh, with a good structure and a persistent minerality that recalls the terroir.
Possible combinations
This wine goes perfectly with fish dishes, crustaceans and seafood. Excellent with light appetizers, fresh cheeses and vegetables risotto. Also ideal with dishes based on chicken and white meats.