Bertani Recioto della Valpolicella Valpantena DOC 50cl Bottle

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Bertani, first established in 1857, is still owned by the same family and vaunts more than a century and a half of unbroken tradition in the wines of Valpolicella.

Bertani produces Recioto with the grapes from the hills of Valpantena, a sub-zone to the North of the city of Verona, in the communes of Quinto, Grezzana, and Santa Maria in Stelle. The soils range from calcareous marls in the east to iron-rich calcareous clays in the west. The harvest takes place at the end of September and is 50% Corvina and 50% Rondinella.

Bertani Recioto della Valpolicella Valpantena is made from the smallest bunches with the best exposure to the sun, which are dried for about three months on the traditional “aréle” cane mats. After 150 days, the semi-dried grapes are destalked, crushed, and fermentation begins. At first the temperature is kept very low (4C-5C); after a few days it is allowed to climb to 18C. Once the alcohol level has reached 13% the must is cooled and fermentation is stopped. The typical cherry bouquet is enhanced by the fact that the wine is matured for 12 months in cherry-wood casks until it becomes a concentrate of wild Marasca and Visciola cherries. After bottling, the wine is kept in the winery for a further three months before release.

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