| THE GRAPES:
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70% Pinot Noir, 30% Chardonnay.
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| THE VINEYARDS:
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all
vineyards are located in the Caseo Estate, on a hill
sloping down from 450
to 350 in elevation. They are trained with the guyot
and the cordon systems. The soil is calcareous, approximately
30 cm deep, based on a marl (clay) layer. They have
an optimal exposure to the sun with a temperature
range of 15-17 degrees day/night.
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| THE FERMENTATION:
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overripe
grapes are harvested manually and placed in small
cases in the second week of September. They are "vinified
in white" by a light crush and are partially
fermented in stainless steel vats at a controlled
temperature of 16-17 degrees and, partially, in wooden
barrels.
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| THE MATURATION:
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it
takes place in stainless steel vats for 6-7 months.
Bottling takes place in the month of May following
the vintage. From then the second fermentation begins
and the wine matures on the yeast for 38 months.
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| THE WINE:
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it
has a straw-yellow colour with lasting and fine perlage.
On the nose it is intense with notes of crust of bread,
ripe fruit, apple and pineapple flavours. On the palate
it is dry, full, persistent, well balanced and pleasant
to drink.
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| ANALYTICAL DATA:
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alcohol
13,50%; total acidity 6,50; ph 3,15; left sugars 5gr/l.
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| STORAGE:
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4
years in bottles stored on their side in a dark and
dry place. THe wine will give its best 40 months after
the vintage.
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| FOOD COMBINATION:
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served
at 8°, it is great as an aperitif and is recommended
throughout the whole meal.
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THE
TRADITION
AND THE SCIENCE
OF WINE |
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Caseo Pas Dosè
Grande Cuvèe |
Traditional Classic Method |
Dated Pas Dosè |
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