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| All Gavi must be 100 percent
Cortese, a grape first mentioned as indigenous to the Province of
Alessandria in 1659. This is still where the finest expression of
Cortese comes from, specifically those vineyards planted within the
Comune (township) di Gavi. Such wines are the only ones allowed to
carry the prestigious DOCG "Gavi di Gavi". Tasting Notes: Crisp yet full-bodied, with characteristic mineral notes, hints of honeysuckle, and tropical fruit, and a tangy, citric finish. It is superb with fish but also pairs well with many other light dishes. |
Region: Piedmont
Classification: Gavi DOCG Area of Production: Gavi Grape Variety: 100% Cortese Soil: Clay and Limestone Average Age of Vines: 10-20 years Spacing of Plants: 90cm Trellising System: Guyot Production per Acre: 4.24 tons Vinification Technique: Stainless Steel Maturation: Aged in large barrels for 5 to 10 months, then minimum 2 months in the bottle before release. Total Acidity: 5.50 g/l Residual Sugar: 4.00 g/l PH: 3.00 Alcohol: 12.50% Total Cases Produced: 1,250 |
