San Serino, Irpnia Rosso Doc

Sanserino is produced from Aglianico grapes and from a small percentage of Sangiovese grapes cultivated in our vineyards. It’s a light, lively and aromatic red wine which should be served at a cool temperature.
It should be smelled with eyes closed to fully appreciate the aromas in all its nuances and to capture its essence, as fascinating as the land it is originates from.

grape varieties: 70% Aglianico, 30% Sangiovese

Production area: our vineyards are located in a hilly area comprising the municipalities of Luogosano, S. Angelo All’Esca and Taurasi.
Altitude: 300 meters a.s.l.

Soil type: clayey – calcareous

Vinification: grapes are hand-picked, destalked and undergo an initial cold maceration. Alcoholic fermentation takes place at a controlled temperature while maceration is optimised by frequently pumping must over the skins. After the wine has been drawn off the vats, it is left to mature in stainless steel barrels for 6 months followed by 2 months ageing in the bottle.

Organoleptic features: colour: ruby red; the nose is redolent of the aromas of violet and cherry; mouth: the wine is light, fresh and fruity.

Food match: suitable to accompany pasta dishes, roasted lamb, pork and game meats.
Serve at a temperature of 14-16°C.

Training system: spurred cordon
Yield: 80 ql/ha
Production: 40.000 bottles
Availability: July
Alcohol content: 12% by vol.
Total acidity: 6
Reducing sugars: 1,5 g/l