greco di tufo d.o.c.g.

compagnia delle vigne


Vines have flourished for over two thousand years on the hills of Sabato River Valley, one of the areas of Italy where some of the most extraordinary wines in the world are made. The natural and millenary isolation of the people has helped retain ancient native grapes, while local ingenuity combined aromas, nuances and contrasts, while also perfecting vineyard and winemaking practice. The hillside location and continental climate allow Greco grapes to ripen slowly, thereby retaining a good degree of acidity. The composition of the ancient volcanic soils and the good calcareous and clay content are perfect factors for this Greco di Tufo Compagnia delle Vigne. It matches intense aromas with particular mineral notes and is suitable for aging.

 
about wine

Grape: 100% Greco.

Production area:from our own vineyards in the area between Santa Paolina and Montefusco.

Winemaking: the selected grapes are picked in the second ten days of October and vinified shortly after the harvest. Delicate destemming, cold maceration on the skins and pressing are followed by cold static decanting for clarification and alcoholic fermentation at controlled temperatures (ma x 18 °C), for at least 4 months. The wine is finally left to refine on the lees in steel tanks for 4 months and then in the bottle for at least 1 month.

Tasting Notes: iintense straw yellow with a deep bouquet of varietal scents of tuff, sulfur, citrus fruit and delicate vegetal notes. An elegant, well-structured wine with a very good aftertaste and persistence.

Food Pairings: ideal with first courses, soups, shellfish, fresh buffalo cheese, sushi.

Best served at 10° C - 12° C.

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Compagnia delle Vigne

tells the story of this corner of Irpinia set, today as in the past, among beautiful vineyards, as recalled in the historic records written during the reign of the Kingdom of Naples. 

There are many references to the village of Montefusco, the Capital at the time of the Principality of Ultra

(today the Province of Avellino), which had "two hundred and seventeen localities including Towns, Land and Farmhouses" under its jurisdiction. Dr. Francesco Sacco Abate described these rural lands in the geographical-historical-physical dictionary published in 1795 which was given as a gift to the Archduchess of Austria, D. Maria Clementina, on behest of the King.

 

To Her Royal Highness the Archduchess of Austria, D. Maria Clementina, Royal Princess of Naples.

"The King has deigned to allow Your Lordship to dedicate to HRH the Royal Princess Archduchess D. Maria Clementina the fourth volume of your Geographic Dictionary of the Kingdom, a work both new and useful; by Royal Order and with my Royal pleasure I congratulate Your Lordship on your intelligence: you are hereby informed that the presentation of the Volumes to our Royal Persons should be arranged through the appointed Royal Secretariat of State of the Royal House. Palazzo, 25 October 1796, Carlo Demarco." Extract from the presentation in Naples of the fourth volume of the geographical-historical-physical dictionary of the Kingdom of Naples, MDCCXCVI.

 

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