£14.50
You will not believe what you are going through when you try this. No mention of any particular grape at all, this is pure mysterious perfection. DANGER WINE!!!!
Technical Details
Blend: Nobody bloody knows!
ABV: 12.5%
Closure: Cork
Colour: White
Style: Still
Suitable for Vegetarians: Yes
Suitable for Vegans: Yes
Organic: No
Biodynamic: No
2 in stock
Based at the foot of mount Cetona in a region- the Tuscan area- which is as generous as it is beautiful, renowned worldwide for its excellent grapes. Even today their work is inspired by their past, supported by the story they carry on their shoulders, by a heritage that every day encourages them to overcome hurdles, to increase the quality standard of a production process which is tradition rooted but always designed and carried out as a function of innovation. Passion and ambition are two of the most important guiding principles in their company culture, this is probably the reason why one of their priorities is to expand constantly their strategic goals even by crossing regional borders looking for new excellence to offer consumers. Barbanera is today an ethically and technologically advanced company, a conscious productive reality, proud of the high level reached by its products, proud of the value and passion of workers and employees always aiming at getting better results and proud of the special care and attention for their many clients whom, over the years, have prized us with their loyalty.
Well besides maybe weeing your pant after the first sip you can expect that this Pian Oro is an elegant and charming wine with its brilliant and crystal-clear straw yellow colour. The intense and fresh bouquet is exploding with enchanting ripe yellow fruits notes of pineapple and peaches, enhanced by citrus scents in the background. The sapid and harmonic taste creates a long-lasting and well-balanced acid mouthfeel.The grapes are harvested from a number of premium vineyards and estates around Mendoza prior to pressing at the winery. The vineyards sit in the appellation of Medrano in Mendoza at around 350 metres above sea level. Vines are planted at a density of 4000 vines per hectare in a semi desert like position, located close to the Tunyan river, this moderates the climate a little.. Soils are deep and sandy and the vines they support are around 10 years old and trained vertically with Guyot pruning.
