Mare Chiaro Cirò Bianco DOC
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Obtained from the best Greco Bianco, a thousand-year-old Calabrian vine, grown close to the Ionian Sea. A tribute to our wonderful sea of Cirò
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Obtained from the best Greco Bianco, a thousand-year-old Calabrian vine, grown close to the Ionian Sea. A tribute to our wonderful sea of Cirò
VISUAL EXAMINATION: Straw yellow with golden reflections.OLFACTORY EXAMINATION: Intense, reveals aromas of honey and yellow flowers, complex.TASTE: Inviting and pleasantly fresh taste characterized by refined mineral notes and long sapidity.
VISUAL EXAMINATION: Deep ocher yellow.OLFACTORY EXAMINATION: Wide range of honeyed aromas, withered white flowers, dried fruit.TASTE: Sweet notes and references of candied orange and apricot jam, pleasant freshness that cleans the palate and supports the long persistence.
Intense yellow tending to golden, wide and intense bouquet with aromas of dry hay and chamomile, acacia honey and white pulp fruit. On the palate it is full-bodied, enveloping, with a dense aromatic texture innervated by a long mineral trail. Recommended pairings: risotto with wild asparagus...
The Cortese grape is an autochthonous vine of very ancient origins, widely cultivated in the Alessandria area. It gives life to slender and fresh, vital wines, ready to drink and immediately pleasant. In the Municipality of Gavi, from which the wine takes its name, this production is a guarantee...
VISUAL EXAMINATION: Straw yellow with greenish reflections.OLFACTORY EXAMINATION: Good olfactory intensity, citrus note, flowers and tropical fruit stand out.TASTE: It stands out for its pleasant sapidity and pleasant freshness accompanied by fruity notes.
From Pecorello grapes, an ancient native Calabrian vine to be rediscovered and valorised. For us, Ippolito is proud of passionate research.
The origin of this vine seems to be Spain from which it would have spread to the northern Tyrrhenian coasts where it is still widely cultivated today.
Istrian Malvasia and Vitovska, indigenous grape varieties of a territory with characteristic rough, sour, arid expressions. The presence of Malvasia, however, gives aromaticity, intense but elegant aromas for a fine wine, but with a proud and important structure. Very interesting.