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A great value, fresh and juicy, easy-drinking Pinot Nero.

 

Production

The Pinot Nero grapes are sourced from the Oltrepò Pavese zone, of Pavia, south of the River Po. The vineyards can be found over the hillsides of the Apennines, at altitudes of 200-400 metres. Soils are typically clay with some silt and chalk. The grapes undergo a 6 to 8-day maceration at 26°C. When fermentation is completed the wine is racked to stainless steel tanks, where it remains until malolactic fermentation is complete. The wine then rests in stainless steel and medium-sized oak barrels for at least six months before bottling.

Principato Pinot Nero, IGT Provincia di Pavia 2021 (6 bottles case)

£49.99Price
75 Centiliters
  • Tasting notes

    Delicate aromas of sour cherry with light spice and vanilla notes. The palate is fresh and well-balanced with bramble and red berry characters, gentle tannins and juicy acidity.

  • Food match

    Drink with grilled chicken or pork dishes and roasted vegetable risotto

  • Info

    • ABV

      13%

    • CASE/BOTTLE SIZE

      6 x 75cl

    • REGION/COUNTRY

      LOMBARDIA, ITALY

    • GRAPE

      PINOT NERO 100%

    • CLOSURE

      SCREWCAP

    • APPELLATION

      IGT PROVINCIA DI PAVIA

    • ALLERGEN INFO

      CONTAINS SULPHITES AND NO OTHER ALLERGENS

  • Meet the producer

    Cavit is a leading co-operative in the mountainous Trentino region of northeast Italy. The winery began as a consortium of associated grape growers in 1950, with a dedicated winery at Ravina di Trento built in 1964. Today It unites 11 separate cellars and their combined 5,300 grape growers across 6,200 hectares of vineyard, to produce an impressively broad portfolio from an intriguing palette of indigenous and international grape varieties. Trentino has a much higher proportion of wines produced as DOC than any other region in Italy - an average of 80% of the region's wines have a DOC classification, compared to around 30% elsewhere in the country. Remarkably, Cavit accounts for 60% of this region's wine production and they advise and supervise all aspects of this production from the vineyard to the bottle. Their site at Maso Toresella on the shores of Lake Toblino was the historic residence of the Prince Bishops of Trento, surrounded by 6.5 hectares of vineyard. It is one of the most significant 'masi' (rural estates) in the whole of Trentino. They have worked with the San Michele all’Adige Oenological Institute, since 1988, to develop wines of the highest quality. In 1993 Cantina Altemasi was established, also at Ravina, not far from the region's capital of Trento - for the production and maturation of Classic Trentodoc and Charmat Method sparkling wines. Trento Doc was the first Classical Method sparkling wine DOC to be established anywhere in the world after Champagne, and the first in Italy.

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