Vermentino Noctua DOC - Pianirossi 2024

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Format: 75 cl

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Technical information

Producer	Pianirossi
Name	Vermentino DOC
Variety	Vermentino
Vintage	2024
Gradation	13.5%
Format	75 cl
Aromatic profile	Floral notes, citrus, Mediterranean herbs
Vinification method	Fermentation in steel at controlled temperature
Region	Liguria
Country	Italy
Type	White wine
Color	Straw white
Serving temperature	8-10°C
Recommended consumption	To be consumed young, within 2 years
Pairing	Fish, seafood appetizers, light dishes

Descrizione

The Vermentino Noctua DOC from Pianirossi is an outstanding example of this winery's ability to highlight the best of Italian indigenous grape varieties. Grown in the lush lands of Tuscany, this white wine stands out for its lively freshness and complex aromatic nuances.

To the eye, the Vermentino Noctua displays a bright straw yellow color, with greenish reflections that suggest its youthful vigor. On the nose, it surprises with the intensity of its aromas: clear notes of fresh fruit such as green apple, peach, and a marked citrus scent blend with delicate floral nuances and a light mineral touch. These olfactory elements promise a refreshing and enticing taste experience.

On the palate, the Vermentino Noctua confirms the expectations created by its aromatic bouquet. The entry is bright and energetic, with well-balanced acidity that allows the fruit flavors to fully emerge, keeping the wine lively and dynamic. The structure is delicate but well-defined, ending with mineral notes and a pleasantly citrusy persistence.

Perfect as an aperitif, this Vermentino is also an excellent companion for fish dishes, seafood, and fresh cheeses. Its versatility also makes it suitable for a variety of vegetarian dishes, reflecting the culinary richness of the Tuscan region.

In conclusion, the Vermentino Noctua DOC from Pianirossi is a wine that enhances the typicality of the Tuscan territory, offering a refined and stimulating beverage, ideal for those who seek both tradition and surprise in a glass of white wine.

The winery

Pianirossi – Winery in Toscana

Discover the story and wines of Pianirossi.

Tenuta Pianirossi is a wine estate located in the Tuscan Maremma (Porrona, Cinigiano, GR) that produces still wines made from blends of international and local grape varieties, and complements its winemaking with a boutique hotel and hospitality offerings.

Region: Toscana

Country: Italia

Founded: 1999

Grapes: Petit Verdot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Montepulciano, Sangiovese, Vermentino, Alicante (Alicante Bouschet)

Estate with an on-site boutique hotel and restaurant. Production is based on blends of international varieties and Tuscan varieties. Agricultural practices declared as "practicing organic" / commitment to sustainability and a photovoltaic system. Project conceived by Stefano Sincini; notable oenological consultants credited. Location: Podere S. Genoveffa, Porrona, Province of Grosseto, Maremma/Montecucco.

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Winery history

The Tenuta Pianirossi project was initiated by Stefano Sincini and began to take shape in 1999 with the acquisition of a property in the hills of the Maremma near Montalcino. Over the years the winery has developed a range of wines based on international blends and indigenous varieties, drawing on the advice of renowned oenologists and combining agricultural activity with hospitality services.

Production philosophy

Care for the land, manual vineyard work and a sustainability-driven approach: the estate declares organic farming practices and investments in energy efficiency, alongside careful management of the landscape and hospitality.

Terroir and vineyards

The estate is located in the Tuscan Maremma, at Podere S. Genoveffa, in an area adjacent to Montalcino and Monte Amiata, on hilly terrain typical of the Maremma/Montecucco appellation.