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Feudi Di San Marzano "I Tratturi" Sauvignon Malvasia

The Feudi Di San Marzano "I Tratturi" Sauvignon Malvasia is an uncomplicated white wine for relaxed hours in convivial company. Its bouquet of fragrant fruity notes and fine spice caresses the nose.

The San Marzano "I Tratturi" Sauvignon Malvasia is fruity, light and harmonious. With this dry white wine, the well-known Cantine San Marzano winery in the south of Apulia has created a powerful wine with a strong character. It is made from the Sauvignon Blanc and Malvasia grape varieties. The straw-yellow wine from Italy impresses with its long-lasting bouquet of mandarins and citrus fruits. The fruity aroma continues on the palate. The nuances of grapefruit, peach and passion fruit as well as a hint of sweet honeydew melon are particularly present.

Enjoy Feudi di San Marzano at a drinking temperature of 12 °C as an aperitif and with starters. It is also the ideal accompaniment to fish soup, cream cheese and almond cookies.

Wine type:
Weißwein
Taste:
trocken
Vintage:
2024
Ageing Potential:
2027
Region:
Apulien , Salento
Country:
Italia
Vineyard/Brand :
Alcohol content:
12,5  % by volume
Total acidity:
6,5 g/l
Residual sugar:
6,0 g/l
pH:
3,25
Recommended drinking temperature:
12 °C
Filling quantity:
0,75 litres
Allergen:
contains Sulfite
Caloric value per 100 ml:
313 kJ / 75 kcal
Ingredients:
GTIN/EAN:
8023354150315
Bottler:
Cantine San Marzano
Via Regina Margherita 149
74020 San Marzano di San Giuseppe (TA)
Italien
Cantine San Marzano

Das Weinanbaugebiet Salento, in dem die Kooperative San Marzano beheimatet ist, zählt zu den ältesten Weinbauregionen der Welt. Schon vor mehr als 3000 Jahren pflanzten Phönizier und Griechen hier ihre Rebstöcke. Es liegt im südlichen Teil Apuliens in Italien. Geprägt ist die Landschaft von Hochebenen und Flachland. Ein trocken-heißes Klima mit geringen Niederschlägen formt hier kräftige und charakterstarke Weine. Die Rebsorten Primitivo und Negroamaro sind die Aushängeschilder der Region. Auf dem Land zwischen dem Adriatischen und dem Ionischen Meer reifen aber auch andere wunderbare Weine heran, die wesentlich zum Aufstieg des süditalienischen Weinbaus beigetragen haben.

San Marzano hat seit vielen Jahren einen guten Ruf als Produzent hervorragender Weine. 1962 schlossen sich 19 Winzer zusammen und gründeten die Kooperative. In den folgenden Jahren ging es steil bergauf. Eine gute Zusammenarbeit mit Farnese Vini endete im Jahr 2013 mit dem Wunsch, neue Wege zu gehen. Kennern der Weinszene ist die damalige Kooperative auch unter dem Namen Feudi di San Marzano bekannt.

Der Zusammenschluss beschäftigt heute rund 1500 Winzer, die mehr als 1200 Hektar Weinberge bewirtschaften. Die neuen Ideen des Teams um Direktor Mauro di Maggio, Kellermeister Mario Ercolino und Koordinator Salvatore Ricchiardi sind vielversprechend. Verarbeitet werden bei Cantine San Marzano hauptsächlich Fiano oder Verdeca als weiße Sorten, Malvasia Nera, Primitivo und Negroamaro als rote Sorten. Die Böden sind sehr nährstoffarm, oft Kalksteinfelsen mit geringer Humusauflage. Das führt zu einer natürlichen Ertragsreduzierung. Durch das heiße, trockene Klima gibt es kaum Insekten- oder Pilzbefall und somit keinen Einsatz von chemischen Mitteln. Besonders hervorzuheben sind die mehr als 60 Jahre alten Primitivo-Rebstöcke, die sehr ertragsschwach sind und die Trauben für den Primitivo „Sessantanni“ liefern.

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