Tempesta - 0

Winemaker : Terre di Pietra
| Region : Veneto

Born from the throes of a capricious weather, Tempesta is a simple and honest wine, fresh and juicy. A thirst-quenching wine, supple and with fruity aromas. Perfect pairing with penne al ragù, quite simply.

Food/wine pairing

Pasta with pork meat Spaghetti with tomato sauce
Charcuterie Drilled meat Pork chops
Price
€27.27
Quantity

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Wine tasting advice

Light ruby red.
Aromas of fresh red fruits. Notes of undergrowth.
Fresh, supple.

Vinification

Fermentation and aging for 8 months in stainless steel vats, then one year in bottle.

Terroir

The young vines are planted on mixed land in the town of Marcellise, east of Valpolicella.

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Le vigneron

With a degree in accounting, Laura Albertini never gave up: she would become a winegrower. The adventure began in 2007 with the vinification, in a small garage, of grapes cultivated by her father. Then, gradually, it moved from renting vineyards to buying small parcels and growing its project.

As for his spouse, Cristiano Saletti, he initially saw his role not exceeding that of assisting his spouse. But Laura’s far too early death decided otherwise. And it was the vines and nature that supported him in this ordeal, making the dream come true.

The name of the Terre di Pietra estate refers to its soil, made up of layers of very hard stone and, by extension, to the attachment of its founders to their land. In addition to following the precepts of organic viticulture, the estate has been a member of VinNatur since 2017, the most important Italian association of natural wine producers.

Nowadays, Laura’s daughters and Cristiano are already walking in their steps. The youngest, Anna, is in fact the author of the wine labels.

Light ruby red.
Aromas of fresh red fruits. Notes of undergrowth.
Fresh, supple.

Vinification

Fermentation and aging for 8 months in stainless steel vats, then one year in bottle.

Terroir

The young vines are planted on mixed land in the town of Marcellise, east of Valpolicella.