Deion: Color: rich ruby. Aroma: fruity aromas of red cherry, raspberry and plum, and floral aromas of violets with a delicate spicy note of licorice. Taste: full-flavored, fruity, smooth, medium-bodied with light tannins. Grape varierty: Pinot Noir - South Tyrol DOC. Production area: Warm and well-ventilated sites on the Renon and in Oberleitach at 500 to 750 meters a.s.l. Vinification: The must is fermented in stainless steel and a portion left to mature in wooden casks for a short period. Food pairing: Beef, lamb, wildfowl such as duck or pheasant, mature cheeses. Serving temperature: 14 - 16°C. Ageing potential: 3 - 5 years. Bottle to: 750 ml - 75 cl - 0,75 lt. Allergens: Wine can contain sulphites. Producer: Winery Bolzano The winery is wrapped in a bronze-colored envelope of perforated sheet aluminum scored with veins in a stylized vine leaf pattern. It is visible afar – the gleaming cube that rises majestically the hillside: the new hallmark of the city of Bolzano. The architecture, the design is an unequivocal statement of what this place is all about: wine in all its diversity and fascinating facets. Italy’s first ClimateHouse winery. The headquarters for the 224 families that make up the cooperative and home to a unique range of quality wines.
Chestnut honey has a reddish-brown colour, can crystallise with the time. It is the opposite of the acacia honey. It has a very strong, aromatic, slightly harsh aroma. It is rumoured that is has therapeutic effects on sore throat, pairs off very well with cheese. Some swear it exists nothing better for sugaring the coffee than chestnut honey, he should strengthen the aroma.
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