Art. 3.112.001
Borgo del Tiglio 'Studio di Bianco' 2021
Borgo del Tiglio, White Studio, 2021
Collio DOP
- Origin
- Italy > Friuli-Venezia Giulia > Cormons > Collio DOP
- Variety(s)
- Friulian 40%, Sauvignon Blanc 35%, Riesling 25%
- Type of Wine
- White
- Colour
- White
All specifications
Mouthfeel
-
Body
60%
-
Acidity
80%
- Aroma style
- Aromatic nose, floral with ripe stone fruit and wood accents. The wine evolves further in the glass.
- Category Residual Sugar
- Dry
Wijngaard & vinificatie
- Soil
- Marl and sandstone
- Philosophy
- Organic (no certificate)
- Type of yeast
- Added
- Maturation
- Wood
- Alcohol %
- 14.5%
Serveeradvies
- Serving temperature
- 12-14°C
Wist je dat
- Did you know?
- This wine comes from 1 vineyard (1ha), planted together, harvested together and fermented together to emphasise terroir more (against the trend of 'single variety' wines).
General
- Climate
- Mediterranean
- Harvest method
- Hand-picked
- Additional information vinification
- Fermentation in 250 liter barrels. Ageing of approx. 9-10 months, in contact with the lees. Each plot fermented and aged separately. In the end, the blend is crucial.
- Vintage info
- Rain was balanced, not too much heat in summer, late budding, late harvest (mid-September, which is the historical average, unlike recent years. "Back to the nineties". Very balanced wines with good aging potential.
- Closure
- Cork
- Original packaging
- Cardboard 6fl
- Weight of the bottle
- 1.20
Borgo del Tiglio
Some domains are among your all-time favorites, year in, year out. And Borgo del Tiglio, hands down, is one of them! Let's start at the beginning; Friuli, simply the region for white wines in Italy. Then we head towards the Slovenian border, to Collio: the perfect climate, ideal soil (Ponca!) and a huge amount of history and know-how. Thirdly, Borgo del Tiglio's winemaker Nicola Manferrari, the class act of this wine region, à la “Premier Grand Cru Classé A. He distances himself from the powerful, pompous style and focuses mainly on finesse and balance. Perfect dose of fruit concentration, acidity, alcohol, wood and depth. Their entire range belongs to the very best and most complex that Italy has to offer in white. Wines that, when young, only open after a few hours of decanting, and only blossom after a few years of bottle aging. Anyway, an Italophile who misses this wine in his/her wine cellar is in no way defensible!
Borgo del Tiglio
€79,90