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Enjoy it now or cellar for up to 10 years. No need to decant before serving. This is an elegant white wine, crafted from old Garganega vines in the Soave Classico region. The wines here are heavily influenced by Monte Foscarino, an outcropping of volcanic rock that imparts a brilliant minerality to the surrounding soils. I Palchi Foscarino Grande Cuveé is alive with scents of white flowers, soothing chamomile, zesty fruits and the subtle aroma of wet stone after a downpour of rain. The producer, Inama, is a family-run winery that has been making wine in the Veneto region of Italy for over 50 years. In recent times, Stefano Inama has been joined by a second generation of vintners - his three sons, Matteo, Alessio and Luca. Soave has always been their bread and butter and this patch of land on Monte Foscarino, purchased in 1965, is ground zero for their wine-making mission. Before release, this Grande Cuveé was fermented in a combination of oak barrels and steel tanks and spent 6 months maturing in the bottle. The palate is laden with notes of rich citrus fruits, peach and melon. It is a wonderful starting point for those looking to explore the world of Northern Italian whites. It will make an excellent partner for seafood, but it can be enjoyed with anything from roast chicken to vegetable risotto.
Price: £39.74 from 8wines UK
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Cellar for up to 5 years. This Northern Italian white emerges from the basaltic lava soil of the old pergola vineyards from the eastern side of Monte Foscarino, the oldest white wine area in Northern Italy. A respectful, modern reinterpretation of the...
Cellar for up to 7 years. Decant 1 hour before serving. The Inama story began in the 1960s when Giuseppe Inama began buying modest plots of land in the Soave region to make his own wine. Over the years the project has evolved into a fully-fledged family...
Drink now or cellar for up to 5 years. No need to decant before serving. The Inama estate is situated in the gentle rolling hills to the east of the city of Verona where Giuseppe Inama first began acquiring small plots in prime locations in the 1960s....
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