Producer | Virna Borgogno |
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Country | Italy |
Region | Barolo, Piemonte |
Grape Variety | Timorasso |
Vintage | 2023 |
Barrel | No |
Alc % | 12,5% |
Food & Wine Matching | Anchovies, Aperitif, Aubergine Parmigiana, Backed Johndory or Seabream, Beef Carpaccio, Bluefin Tuna Tartar, Burrata cheese Mozzarella, Creamy Cheese, Crudites, cured meat, Fisch Chevice, Fish, Fish Carpaccio, Fresh Cheese, Fried Fish, Grilled Fish, Insalata Caprese (Tomatoes and Burrata cheese Mozzarella), Japanese cuisine, Lean fish, Light Blue Cheese, Light smoked Fish, Light Starters, Mature and hard cheese, Meats, Mushrooms, Parmigiano Reggiano, Pasta, Pasta with seafood, Pizza, Poultry, Risotto, Salads, Sausages, Seafood, Shellfish, Soups, Starters, Steamed Seebass, Veal, Vegetable Dishes, Vitello Tonnato (veal with tuna sauce), White Meats, Artichokes, Duck |
Bottle Quantity | 750 ml |
Timorasso Langhe Doc Biano “StoFuori” Virna Borgogno
£44,00
Sometimes, decisions are made instinctively. Some people can do it with extreme naturalness, as if nothing were the matter, without thinking about it too much and unleashing madness. This is how StoFuori was born: Langhe Doc from Timorasso grapes grown in Langa. Moreover, upon closer inspection, it is outside the classic original production area, Tortonese.
Vinification: Soft pressure is followed by fermentation in stainless steel at a controlled temperature of 18/19°C. The wine is left on the fine lees for about 6 months to gain more complexity, and then it will be ready to be bottled in June.
Tasting note: It’s a yellow straw colour with notes of broom flowers, pear aroma, and crushed stones. It’s fresh in the mouth and tasty, with lovely touches of mineral and grapefruit. Tangy minerality keeps it fresh and bright. It’s a perfect wine to pair with fish, white meat with aromatic herbs, and cheese, where it reaches its elegance and fragrance.
36 in stock
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