Baron Ugo 2016 Monteraponi 75 cl

Description

History

Monteraponi is a medieval village which in ancient times belonged to Count Ugo Marchese. Today the company covers about 200ha and has a natural amphitheater facing south; the hectares of vineyards are about 12 and 8 of olive groves. Today the company is owned by the Braganti family.

Grapes used

90% Sangiovese

7% Canaiolo

3% Colorino

Production method

The grapes are harvested manually and carefully selected before pressing, followed by a period of maceration on the skins. The alcoholic and malolactic fermentation take place spontaneously in vitrified cement containers, without the aid of bacteria or starters. Further refinement takes place for at least 36 months in large oval wooden barrels, followed by natural decantation for 3 months before bottling without filtration or clarification. The wine is then aged in the bottle for a further 6 months before being ready for tasting.

Alcohol content

13.5%

Tasting notes

Brilliant ruby ​​red color with garnet reflections. On the nose aromas of ripe fruit with spices and earthy notes. Great elegance also expressed on the palate, with graceful and fine tannins.

Possible combinations

Excellent in combination with important second courses based on meat and/or game, or with aged cheeses.