Marina Coppi Colli Tortonesi Favorita Marine 2011 750 ML
SKU: NL30239535
Product Details
Brand: | Vigne Marina Coppi |
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Country: | Italy |
Region: | Piedmont |
Appellation: | Colli Tortonesi |
Grapes Varietal: | Favorita |
Wine Type: | Still |
Wine Style: | White |
Vintage: | 2011 |
Size: | 750 ML |
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With such a small vineyard, Francesco and Anna are able to have total control of the land and the wine-making process. They do it all themselves. They produce a mere 2,083 cases per year and they want each wine to be the top of its class.\n\nFrom 2005 to 2009, Francesco and Anna developed their line of wines, reds from their vineyards and two white wines from vineyards nearby. From their vineyard comes three Barberi – Sant’Andrea, a bright, fragrant, young wine, Castellania, a classic styled wine of the region named after the town, and I GROP, a barrel aged wine of more depth and longevity. From vineyards nearby come the whites of Marine, made from Favorita, known as Vermentino elsewhere, and Fausto, a beguiling Timorasso.\n\nThe soils here are known as “Marne di Sant’Agata.” On this site it is a mixture of 55% blueish clay, 30% sand and 15% limestone. Grapes here benefit from a continental climate with marked temperature differences throughout the season, the lowest rainfall in Piedmont, and cooling sea breezes. The vineyards are situated mid-slope in a sheltered position, which is protected from the cold northerly winds, making this an ideal micro-climate.\n\nThe vineyards were planted with Barbera, Nebbiolo, Crotina, Timorasso and Favorita. Vines were planted 2,000 vines per acre with the soil type and exposure in mind, and trained using the Guyot method. Selected grasses grow between the vines for nutrients. Only natural products are used to fight disease and neither weed-killers nor chemical fertilizers are employed. Hand harvesting of only the optimal grapes insures that what enters the winery is the very best.