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Franciacorta Docg Nature Vintage 2015 - Bosio

Franciacorta Docg Nature Vintage 2015 - Bosio

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Category: Sparkling Wine
Origin: Lombardy
Vintage: 2015
Format: 750 ml
Denomination: Franciacorta DOCG
Grapes: Chardonnay 70%, Pinot Noir 30%
Alcohol: 12.5% ​​vol.
Serving temperature: 10/12 °C
Aroma: Citrus and exotic fruit, white flowers, yeast
Pairings: Aperitif, white meat and fish, fried fish and vegetables, first courses, sushi and exotic cuisine

Franciacorta Nature that leaves the mouth lively and articulated thanks to the well-balanced acidity, consistent fruit and savory finish. Excellent bubbles that leave their mark. The grapes are subjected to a soft pressing in order to obtain the separation of only the flower must that ferments in thermo-controlled stainless steel tanks, at a temperature of 15 °C; here the base matures for 6-7 months. Franciacorta Nature Millesimato of straw yellow color, has a balanced bouquet with notes of yeast, white flowers, citrus and exotic fruit; on the palate it has a delicate and fine bubble, with a fresh, savory and complex taste. It goes well with aperitifs, first courses, white meats and fish, fried fish and vegetables, sushi and exotic cuisine.

Bosio

Located in Corte Franca, a few kilometers from Lake Iseo, the company extends over a total area of ​​thirty hectares, entirely included in the important wine-growing area "Franciacorta DOCG". The primary objective of the Bosio Agricultural Company is the production of quality wines with the utmost respect for the environment. The vineyards currently in production occupy a surface area of ​​twenty hectares and have a hilly position and variable exposure. The interpretation of these factors (soil, exposure, climate) in the choice of different vines allows for a diversified and quality production. In order to obtain a high-quality product, the Bosio Company has paid attention to the use of particular agronomic techniques, opting for an espalier system with high density, equal to 6,300 plants/hectare and with low production per vine, an essential compromise for producing quality grapes and therefore an excellent wine.


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