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Trebbiano DOC - Duomo di Faenza - Leonardo da Vinci 1502 2023

Leonardo da Vinci 1502
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100% Trebbiano Romagna DOC 75 cl 2023

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Technical information

Producer
Leonardo da Vinci 1502
Name
Romagna DOC
Variety
100% Trebbiano
Vintage
2023
Gradation
12.5%
Format
75 cl
Aromatic profile
Pesca gialla, ginestra ed erbe fresche
Vinification method
In acciaio inox
Aging
In acciaio inox
Color
Giallo paglierino luminoso
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Duomo di Faenza is a Romagna DOC white wine made from 100% Trebbiano grapes. The vineyards are located at the beginning of the Forlì hills, on medium-textured clay-limestone soils. The 1502 Da Vinci in Romagna collection pays tribute to Leonardo da Vinci’s journey through Romagna and highlights the area’s traditional grape varieties. The vineyards lie between 0 and 100 metres above sea level, face south and south-east, and are trained using Guyot and spurred cordon systems.

In the glass, it has a bright straw-yellow colour. Its intense, direct bouquet features notes of yellow peach, broom flowers and fresh meadow grass. The palate is savoury and well balanced between body and acidity, with an enveloping character and a naturally pleasant freshness that makes it highly drinkable. Fermentation takes place at low temperatures in stainless steel tanks, at a maximum of 13 °C, using selected yeasts. The wine then ages for two months on fine lees with batonnage. Serve at 10 °C, paired with grilled sardines, rocket and squacquerone cheese served with Romagna DOP piadina.

The winery

Leonardo Da Vinci 1502

Tuscany (headquarters); collection production: Emilia-Romagna / RomagnaItalySince 1961

Collection from the Leonardo Da Vinci group (Leonardo da Vinci S.p.A.) dedicated to Leonardo's journey through Romagna: wines with the Romagna DOC, Rubicone IGT and Pignoletto designations, with labels referencing places such as Cesena, Cesenatico, Faenza and Imola.
Grape varieties
Sangiovese, Syrah, Trebbiano, Grechetto Gentile, Chardonnay, Sauvignon
  • The "1502 Da Vinci in Romagna" collection pays tribute to Leonardo's stay in Romagna.
  • Labels referencing Cesena, Cesenatico, Faenza and Imola.
  • Main wines in the range: Sangiovese, Trebbiano Romagna, sparkling Pignoletto and Sauvignon.
  • Recognitions cited: scores from Luca Maroni and James Suckling; medals at the Berliner Wein Trophy.
  • Headquarters in Vinci and the brand's official shop/e-commerce activity.
The story
Leonardo da Vinci S.p.A. was founded as a company that brings together Italian wineries. The company's history is described as being rooted in the territory of Vinci, with origins in the local wine cooperative. The "1502 Da Vinci in Romagna" line celebrates the six months Leonardo spent in Romagna and recounts that journey through labels and wines inspired by the places depicted in his drawings.
Production philosophy
Showcasing local history, territories and winemaking expertise by combining oenological projects, culture and food-and-wine traditions: each collection tells the story of the bond between Genio and the territory, with a narrative approach to the labels and a focus on typicity.
Terroir and vineyards
Registered office and operational headquarters in Vinci. The 1502 collection is produced from grapes sourced in areas of Romagna and includes Romagna DOC wines, Rubicone IGT and Pignoletto.
Awards and recognition
The labels of the 1502 collection display awards and scores from guides and critics and medals from the Berliner Wein Trophy, as noted on each wine's technical sheet.