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Paolo Bea Arboreus 2018
Paolo Bea, Arboreus, 2018
Umbria IGT
- Origin
- Italy > Umbria > Umbria IGT
- Variety(s)
- Trebbiano Spoletino 100%
- Type of Wine
- Red
- Colour
- Red
- Taste style
- Refined & Layered
All specifications
Mouthfeel
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Body
80%
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Acidity
80%
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Tannins
20%
- Aroma style
- Aromatic nose with evolution. Clear aromas of vinification and/or aging are noticeable. Earthy, complex and tertiary.
- Category Residual Sugar
- Dry
Wijngaard & vinificatie
- Soil
- clay alternating with gravel
- Type of yeast
- Naturally
- Maturation
- Steel
Serveeradvies
- Serving temperature
- 12-14°C
Bewaarpotentieel
- Recommended drinking window
- Now - 10 years
Wist je dat
- Did you know?
- These vines, very atypically, wrap themselves around the trunks of trees. Hence the name of these successful wines.
General
- Climate
- Temperate continental
- Altitude
- 200m
- Age of vines
- 130 years
- Harvest method
- Hand-picked
- Closure
- Cork
- Original packaging
- Cardboard 6fl
Paolo Bea
Umbria is finally getting the attention it deserves, Paolo Bea is making sure of that. This small estate has a legion of loyal fans who eagerly await the new releases every year, because being quick is the message here, they really only produce a small number of bottles. Paolo Bea is the example of a classic Italian fattoria, which produces wine but also works the land to produce olives, fruit and vegetables and keeps farm animals for trade and for their own use. Talk about biodiversity… Of the 15 hectares, only 5 are planted with grapes. Their Arboreus, a wine made from Trebbiano Spoletino, with skin contact, is unique in its kind, simply magnificent! His Cerette, made from the powerful Sagrantino grape, you can forget about in the cellar for decades, there is nothing like it. It stands out because on top of being powerful it is also elegant and complex, with a fruitiness and spiciness that you can say against. Bea also produces a Sagrantino passito, the grapes are dried on mats for 70 days and aged for 4 years in steel tanks. The result is an authentic piece of paradise. Also his Montefalco Sagrantino DOCG seccos, whose appellation was only made official in 1979, are the best of their kind.
Paolo Bea
€69,00