This out of the ordinary wine has an out of the ordinary name. On a cold winter day, the name 'Fuc e Flamis' was born, inspired by the wood fire heating the room. Schioppettino (also known as Ribolla Nera in Friuli) is characterized by notes of black fruits and black pepper. Dry and a bit acidic with medium-plus body, this delicious wine will hold up to any roasted meat.
Typology: Red wine Production area: Colli Orientali del Friuli Grape variety: 100% Schioppettino Harvesting: By hand Fermentation and refinery: Crushing and de-stemming of the grapes, maceration on the skins for 20 days, control of the fermentation temperature at 26°-28°C, with various pumping over, until racking. The wine is left to mature in tanks and after 18 months it is bottled. Aging in the bottle for 3 months and then proceeds to be marketed. Alcohol Percentage: 13.5% Tasting notes: Of good body and structure, garnet red color with violet reflections, particularly intense with hints of cherry and wild blackberry in alcohol, with a spicy finish. The taste maintains the aroma of undergrowth and, if aged, acquires spicy and complex nuances, which refer to musk. Serving Suggestions: Recommended with first courses with game sauces and second courses of meat, game and aged cheeses.
