A summer of BOTTLES with VINOVE SALES!!!
VINOVE' SALES!!
The Feudi di San Gregorio winery can be identified today as the symbol of the enological renaissance of southern Italy , and of a drinking culture aimed at rediscovering the essence and identity of Mediterranean flavors: Fiano di Avellino , Greco di Tufo and Taurasi are today among the most important Italian denominations, thanks to a work begun over twenty years ago, and which still continues in the most complete safeguarding of tradition and in the search for all the potential of the territory.
The Fiano d'Avellino Pietracalda has a strong straw yellow color, the nose expresses all the varietal typicality thanks to an olfactory profile that ranges from fresh chamomile flowers to freshly picked fruit and candied cedar. In the mouth, all the elegance of Fiano di Avellino peeps out thanks to a softness perfectly balanced by a lively freshness and minerality. A wonderful taste, which closes with a finish of rare persistence.
We are located in the best vineyards of the Sorbo Serpico hills: here, after a careful selection and processing, the “ Pietracalda ” is born.
The Fiano di Avellino DOCG Pietracalda is a deep and multifaceted white wine, which combines the perfection of its unique territory with the particular fortune of this year, which has given the “start” to a production of excellent white wines.
Are you and your friends at home with different ingredients in the fridge but zero ideas to put into practice? No problem!
Meanwhile, put the bottle of Pietracalda in the fridge: now prepare two snacks to eat while you dabble in the kitchen. You must know that this wine is excellent with shellfish and fish, even grilled!
Optimal serving temperature is 10/12 ° C.
Produced from a careful selection of the grapes, the Fiano di Avellino DOCG Pietracalda is the result of a vinification in steel, followed by a maturation in the same containers on its own yeasts for a duration of 4-5 months.
The company Feudi di San Gregorio is situated in Irpinia, in the province Avellino.
Volcanic soils.
