Groppello IGT Veneto Col Dovigo
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Local vine almost disappeared, to an innate elegance it combines a very particular perfume of violets and blueberries.
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Local vine almost disappeared, to an innate elegance it combines a very particular perfume of violets and blueberries.
Intense ruby color with violet reflections. Nose of great maturity and breadth: black cherry, tanned tobacco, cocoa powder and lava stone follow one another. The finish is calibrated and long, very precise in its retro olfactory returns.
The blend of NM and NC is prepared: minerality, spiciness in a harmony of red fruits are its gustatory characteristics.
Literally "Field of red". Our medium-bodied Barbera, link between Avvocata and Pomorosso. 12 months in barrique, intense notes of red fruit and sweet spices, body and great balance. A wine that suggests plums and nectarine on the nose and on the palate. Medium-bodied, it has a bright, clean...
Velvet. Raisins of Merlot and fresh fruit of selected Cabernet Sauvignon. One year of rest in cask and one year of aging in bottle. Fabric and complexity.
Harvested at the end of September, the fermentation, which lasted about 20 days, took place in 30 Hl concrete tanks. After racking, the wine rested for 18 months, partly in cement and partly in second passage oak barrels from the Barolo area. Finally it rested in the bottle.
Researching, promoting and consolidating the potential of the Barbera grape have always been crucial elements of Coppo's mission. Pomorosso, one of our most renowned wines, has been contributing to the international recognition of this variety since 1984. Pomorosso demonstrates surprising finesse...
The Coppo Company, by virtue of its historicity, is among the very few to be able to vinify Nebbiolo for Barolo outside its production area. This wine offers a lovely purity in a classic style.
Harvested at the end of September, the fermentation, which lasted about 20 days, took place in 30 Hl concrete tanks. After racking, the wine rested for 18 months, partly in cement and partly in second passage oak barrels from the Barolo area. Finally it rested in the bottle.