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Vulcaia Sauvignon Del Veneto IGT 2023 - Inama 2023

Name: Vulcaia Sauvignon Del Veneto IGT 2023 - Inama
Brand: Inama
SKU: bottle-01692
Price: 22.89 EUR
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Format: 75 cl

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Technical information

Producer	Inama
Name	Veneto IGT
Variety	Sauvignon Blanc
Vintage	2023
Gradation	13.0%
Format	75 cl
Aromatic profile	Herbaceous notes, tropical fruit, freshness
Vinification method	Fermentation in steel at controlled temperature
Region	Veneto
Country	Italy
Type	White wine
Aging	6 months in stainless steel
Color	White
Serving temperature	8-10°C
Recommended consumption	To be consumed young, within 2 years
Pairing	Fish, shellfish, light appetizers

Description

The Vulcaia Sauvignon Del Veneto IGT 2023 from the Inama winery represents a distinctive expression of Sauvignon Blanc from the idyllic Veneto region. This wine stands out for its liveliness and freshness, offering an aromatic bouquet rich in notes of tropical fruit, linden, and a slight herbaceous touch that is typical of Sauvignon Blanc.

On the palate, the Vulcaia Sauvignon demonstrates an impeccable balance between crisp acidity and medium body structure, making it incredibly versatile with a variety of dishes. The taste sensations evoke flavors of melon, white peach, and a subtly mineral finish that testifies to the unique soil composition of Veneto.

This wine is ideal to serve chilled, at approximately 10-12°C, and pairs beautifully with light appetizers, fish-based dishes, or simply as an aperitif. The 2023 vintage already proves to be promising, highlighting all the classic qualities expected of a refined Sauvignon from Veneto, with an aging potential that will allow appreciation in the coming years.

The winery

Inama – Winery in Veneto

Discover the story and wines of Inama.

Family-run winery in the Veneto producing white wines from Soave Classico and red wines from Colli Berici, with a strong focus on the terroir and regenerative viticultural practices.

Region: Veneto

Country: Italia

Grapes: Garganega, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Carmenère, Merlot

A unique Carmenère project in the Colli Berici under the Oratorio di San Lorenzo label. Expressions of volcanic soils in Soave Classico white wines. Restoration and enhancement of historic vineyards. Adoption of terroir-focused and regenerative viticulture practices. Casa della Vigna in the Colli Berici as a venue for activities and hospitality.

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Winery history

The history of the Inama family is detailed on the official website. The family's presence in the world of wine is documented from the mid-20th century, with vineyard purchases on Monte Foscarino. In the 1990s the estate began bottling under labels such as Vulcaia and Vigneti di Foscarino. From the late 1990s it also developed red wine production in the Colli Berici, with a project dedicated to Carmenère that led to the creation of the Oratorio di San Lorenzo label. Over time the estate has acquired historic vineyards and opened the "Casa della Vigna" in the Colli Berici, expanding both its wine range and hospitality activities.

Production philosophy

The winery places the territory and the soil at the heart of its work: terroir guides decisions in the vineyard and in the cellar. It promotes ongoing technical improvement, regenerative viticulture practices, and an approach that values the distinctive qualities of the soils rather than the homogenization of grape varieties.

Terroir and vineyards

Vineyards located in the Soave Classico area and in the Colli Berici; registered office and principal operations in the San Bonifacio area.

Awards and recognitions

The official website and product pages list awards and scores for certain wines, as well as medals and ratings from specialized publications; for specific details, consult the individual wine pages in the sources listed.