Derthona Colli Tortonesi DOC Timorasso 2020 - Voerzio Martini x 6

Why I suggest Derthona Timorasso Colli Tortonesi 2020 Voerzio Martini

Timorasso is a traditional Piedmontese grape that almost went extinct in the 1980s. It is currently cultivated by about 20 producers thanks to Walter Massa, who alone saved it from oblivion. Here the enthusiasm of the Piedmontese for Timorasso really begins to make sense. The vine looks very wild, almost vulgar when young, but resist, it is harvested when it has time. What balance and harmony is built on top of the complex, like Riesling!

Sommelier:

Derthona dei Colli Tortonesi vinified with cold cryomaceration on the crushed grapes for 12 hours. It has a straw yellow color, a fairly intense nose in which citrus fruits, pear and acacia flowers prevail. Intensity and consequent complexity. The entry into the mouth is decisive, full of personality, it is respected. The acidity is lively and pawing, a round, sincere wine, already endowed with a good balance that must be ...

Recommended combinations:

Timorasso 2020 Voerzio Martini with Linguine with lobster; mezzemaniche with seafood; Lean fish; palette of cheeses and sweet cured meats.

Uncork and serve Timorasso Colli Tortonesi 2020 Voerzio Martini at a temperature of 12 ° C. in tulip glass.

Cellar:

The experience and culture of wine is handed down even when there are no heirs ready to collect the direct guidance of the company. This is where Cases History such as Voerzio Martini are born, with the 'new advancing ". Thanks to the decades-long experience of Gianni Voerzio the previous owner and the clear ideas of two young entrepreneurs, Mirko and Federica Martini, who know how to move and in 2015 they bought the Gianni Voerzio Winery. Today they expect to have twelve hectares of their own vineyards and another recent purchase on the Monvigliero hill, half a hectare of the prestigious Cerequio cru, between Barolo and La Morra at a stellar price. The available vines begin to offer important qualities, I can't wait to try the three crus. Martini Voerzio Cellar