Andriano
Andrius Sauvignon Blanc Riserva Alto Adige DOC
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Description :
The grapes for Andrius are selected from 30-year-old Sauvignon Blanc vines. The grapes are handpicked and selected and then fermentation takes place in temperature-controlled stainless-steel tanks. The cool summer breeze and late afternoon shade mean that the grapes in this parcel need two weeks more than other areas to reach maturity. This microclimate is partially the reason for the intense aromas and freshness in this Sauvignon Blanc, making Andrius a truly successful interpretation of this varietal. After fermentation the wine rests on the lees for 6 months, partly in stainless steel tanks (70%) and partly in big wooden barrels (30%).
Grape varieties :
Sauvignon Blanc
Altitude :
300-380m ASL
Exposure :
Northeast/Southeast
Soil :
Red clay and limestone with the presence of calcareous dolomite stones
Alcohol :
14%
Tasting notes :
This wine is a light straw-yellow with greenish hues. An intense bouquet on the nose of apricot, green grass and elderflower with a hint of vanilla making a well-structured wine on the palate with wonderfully-balanced acidity and a long satisfying finish. Strong and vibrant, not unlike the ancient Roman for which it is named.
Press Notes
- Decanter
- 202392 points
- 202293 points
- 202190 points
- Robert Parker Wine Advocate
- 202193 points
- Wine Spectator
- 202192 points
- James Suckling
- 202393 points
- 202292 points
- Wine Enthusiast
- 202292 points
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