Matèe, Aleatico - 2019
An amazing “Blanc de noir,” with an intriguing and complex bouquet, flowers and fruits and a slightly creamy texture. Perfect pairing with a chickpeas and chestnuts soup.
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Wine
For the degustation
Gift, Dinner with friends, One-to-one dinner
Garde : 6 ans
13.5
10°-12
0.75
Number of bottles : 2.500
Chutney - Vegetables - Bar - Cod - Fish - Meat - White meat
Wine making
Grapes raisining at controlled temperature. Soft pressing of grapes. Fermentation at a monitored temperature for approximately 3 weeks. Alcoholic fermentation in stainless steel tank for approximately 8 months.
Earth
Ground : Volcanic
Climate : Mountain
The vineyards of Aleatico, located in hills between 450 and 500 meters above sea level (a locality known as “Le Matèe,” which gave its name to the wine), and exposed to the south/southeast, overlook the Lake of Bolsena, the largest volcanic lake in Europe. Thanks to this proximity to the lake, they enjoy a very favourable microclimate: optimum ventilation and large thermal differences between day and night, a factor of elegance and longevity of the wines.
People
ANTONELLA PACCHIAROTTI
The slogan of the winemaker Antonella Pacchiarotti is unambiguous: “Aleatico per Passione.” To say that Antonella is passionate about the Aleatico grape variety is even a euphemism. Since 1988, she has grown only this semi-aromatic grape variety, which she has declined in different versions: Dry white, rosé, dry red and sweet red.
The Antonella vineyards are located at an altitude of approximately 500 meters in the resort of Grotte di Castro and overlook Lake Bolsena, the largest volcanic lake in Europe. Moreover, it is the contrast between this extremely mineral soil and the aromaticity of the grape variety that gives life to very intriguing wines.
To this uniqueness, Antonella added an elegance that could be described as feminine. It may not be a coincidence that her wine storehouse is established in what seems to be an ancient Etruscan cave, dedicated to the cult of Turan, the goddess of love.