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Sforzato di Valtellina DOCG 2012 - Le Strie

Sforzato di Valtellina DOCG 2012 - Le Strie
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Winery Soc. Agr. Le Strie
Region Lombardia
Wine type Red still
Classification Sforzato di Valtellina DOCG
Year 2012
Format 0.75
Alcohol 14.5%
Grapes Nebbiolo (Chiavennasca) 100%
Specifications
Color Deep ruby red with orange highlights
Fragrance Ripe red fruit, spices and liquorice
Flavor Dry, rich texture, round, long, slightly tannic
Pairing Roasted red meat, game, mature cheese
Sforzato di Valtellina DOCG 2012 - Le Strie
33,55€
39,04€
Ex Tax: 27,50€
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This is the third vintage that we produce SFORZATO DI VALTELLINA D.O.C.G.

 

VINEYARDS: for making this wine we use accurately selected Nebbiolo grapes coming from our vineyards located in Castione A. and Sondrio Communes (20%) and Teglio Commune (80%).

All the vineyards are grown according Guyot method, bearing 8-10 buds per cane.

In this way we keep grape yield low and this is essential for producing high quality wines.

 

VINIFICATION: the grapes were hand-picked early in october using small boxes containing about 4 kg each.

The boxes  were transferred into a cellar and allowed to dry up to the end of december when the grapes went through the de-stemmer and crusher.

Vinification took place in stainless steel vat and lasted for 20 days; then the wine was drawed off and allowed to finish alcoholic fermentation.

After malolactic fermentation the wine was transferred into a medium-size oack barrel and allowed to mature for about 24 months.

Our SFORZATO has spent 5 more months in bottles before selling.

 


 

LE STRIE winery is a wery small, family-run farm, dedicated to producing high quality wines in very small numbers: the average production is about 7500 bottles per year.

There are four of us: Luciana, Marisa, Paolo and Stefano and we grow directly our vineyard which is a bit more than one hectar wide.

Most of the grapes comes from our vineyards and we buy only a small amount of them.