Nose

Fruity aroma of melon and ripe apples.

Palate

Velvety, soft and mild acid structure.

Growing Conditions

Various vineyards in Appiano (420-500m)
Exposure: Southeast, southwest
Soil: Limestone gravel and moraine debris
Training System: Guyot

Harvest

Mid to end of september; harvest and selection of grapes by hand.

Winemaking

The majority (70%) is fermented in stainless-steel tanks, with the remainder (30%) in oak barrels, followed by malolactic fermentation. The two wines are combined in February.

Appearance

Straw yellow with glints of green.

Food Pairing

Delightful as an aperitif or on its own; also lovely as an accompaniment to
freshwater fish such as tartar of smoked trout as well as to asparagus.