A summer of BOTTLES with VINOVE SALES!!!
VINOVE' SALES!!
A historic wine producer: the Jermann winery was founded in 1881 by combining the passion and foresight of a family of Slovenian origin, who grew up in Austrian vineyards and landed in Villanova di Farra, in the province of Gorizia.
In a few years the members of the family become owners of vineyards and in the seventies Silvio Jermann leads the family winery to the top of Italian and world quality.
"Vinnae" is the wine that par excellence expresses the triple territorial soul of the Jermann winery: Friuli, Austria and Slovenia meet in this bottle with grapes of the three most representative vines of this territory where one border fades into the other, namely Ribolla Gialla , Riesling Renano and Tocai .
With a bright pale straw yellow color. Fruity, mineral, elegant bouquet on the nose. The palate is dry, fresh and savory.
"Vinnae" was born to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Jermann family's dedication to the vineyard.
In our opinion, as a motivation it is more than valid.
But if that's not enough, we also tell you that it is a wine that tells 3 different countries, 3 different vineyards and a story that few have behind them: do you want to taste a glass of all this magic?
Jermann has created an extremely pleasant wine and what else is extremely pleasant in the world !? Just him, ladies and gentlemen: the aperitif.
Uncork the bowl, have some seafood appetizers served and if you want to stop for dinner with fish-based first courses, if you want to make a bang!
To enjoy "Vinnae" at its best, serve it around 12-15 ° C.
The grapes are harvested in September. The aging then takes place for 6 months in Slavonian oak barrels for a part of the wine , the rest in steel.
The Ribolla, Tocai and Riesling vineyards used for the production of Vinnae enjoy differentiated exposures ranging from South-East to North-West, in the vineyards of the Villanova estate, in Farra d'Isonzo.
Prevailing marls and sandstones belonging to the Flysch formation of the Eocene age that give rise to a rocky substrate which transforms itself into the characteristic “ponca” of the Collio area.
