Casasole Orvieto Classico DOC Amabile - Santa Cristina 2025

Santa Cristina

Procanico and Grechetto · Orvieto DOC Classico Amabile · 75 cl · 2025

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Technical information
Producer Santa Cristina
Name Orvieto DOC Classico Amabile
Variety Procanico and Grechetto
Vintage 2025
Gradation 10.0%
Format 75 cl
Aromatic profile Banana, pear, acacia blossom
Vinification method Stainless-steel fermentation halted by chilling to 0°C
Residual sugars 38 g/l
Region Umbria
Production area Orvieto Classico
Country Italy
Type White wine, semi-sweet
Aging Aged at low temperature until bottling
Color Light straw yellow
Casasole Orvieto Classico DOC Amabile by Santa Cristina shows a straw-yellow color with greenish reflections. On the nose it offers discreet aromas of white flowers, white-fleshed fruit and light hints of honey and almond, without excess. On the palate it reveals a soft texture, with a restrained sweetness well balanced by fresh acidity: the body is lean yet enveloping, with a clean, pleasant finish that invites another sip. The persistence is agreeable, without weighing down the palate.

It is suitable as an aperitif wine or paired with appetizers, delicate fish dishes, creamy risottos and fresh cheeses; it also matches dry pastries and lightly structured desserts. It is recommended to serve it chilled and drink it young to enjoy its freshness and amabile character. For storage, keep it in a cool, light-protected place, avoid thermal fluctuations and ideally consume it within a few years of purchase.
The winery

Santa Cristina – Winery in Toscana

Discover the story and wines of Santa Cristina.

A Tuscan winery based in Cortona (AR) that produces a range of regional, contemporary wines, including Chianti Superiore, Rosso, Bianco, Rosé and Vin Santo.
Region: Toscana
Country: Italia
Founded: 2006
Grapes: Sangiovese, Merlot, Syrah, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Malvasia, Trebbiano Toscano
Operational headquarters in Cortona, Tuscany. Production of Chianti Superiore DOCG and Tuscan wines. Use of Sangiovese alongside international varieties. Vin Santo produced from Malvasia and Trebbiano Toscano according to the Valdichiana tradition. A focused approach centered on quality, research and the connection between vineyard and terroir.
Winery history
The Santa Cristina winery is presented online as an enterprise deeply rooted in the Cortona area. The company's official documents state that the new facility was launched in 2006 to revive and renew the tradition of the namesake wine, whose first vintage dates back to 1946; since then production has evolved with a continued focus on quality, research and a dialogue between indigenous and international grape varieties.
Production philosophy
The production style emphasizes the connection between the vineyard, the terroir and human craftsmanship: careful attention to the vineyards, cellar practices designed to express freshness and typicity, and an approach that integrates local varieties with international grape varieties to create wines that are approachable yet distinctive.
Terroir and vineyards
The estate and vineyards are located on the plateau and the hills surrounding Cortona, in Tuscany, an area characterized by rolling landscapes between Siena and Perugia. The winery produces wines tied to the appellations and the soil and climatic characteristics of the territory.