Fontalloro IGT Toscana 2001 astuccio legno Fattoria La Felsina

Fontalloro IGT Toscana 2001 astuccio legno Fattoria La Felsina Fontalloro (Wine Tuscany)

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Fontalloro IGT Toscana 2001 astuccio legno Fattoria La Felsina Fontalloro (Wine Tuscany)

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FATTORIA LA FELSINA
Fontalloro IGT Toscana 2001 astuccio legno

Fontalloro (Wine Tuscany)

FATTORIA LA FELSINA Fontalloro IGT Toscana 2001 astuccio legno

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€ 110,00


The weight and structure of the wine is excellent, with a classic finish. Available in size from 3000 ml.

CODE	DESCRIPTION	PHOTO	PRICE €	Q.TY
FOIGT3	Fattoria La Felsina: Fontalloro IGT Toscana 2001 astuccio legno - Fontalloro, 1500 ml		€ 110,00

Are available also the following patterns:

CODE	DESCRIPTION	PHOTO	PRICE €	Q.TY
FO2001	Fattoria La Felsina: Fontalloro IGT Toscana 2001 astuccio legno - Fontalloro, 3000 ml		€ 210,00

Mixed grapes: Sangiovese 100%

Year: 2001

Classification wine: Fontalloro, (I.G.T) Toscana - Typical Geographical Indication Tuscany

Tasting features: a rich, brilliant ruby red tuscan wine. Smell of spice flavours with generous notes of tobacco and wet earth (and of dry earth as well). The weight and structure of the wine is excellent, with a classic finish. Significant cellarability in great vintages.

Vinification: After de-stemming and pressing of the grapes the fermentation begin with automatic daily punch-downs, followed by 16-20 day maceration. The wine was then drawn off, underwent malolactic fermentation, and went into barriques in March-April for 18-20 months. It was blended in stainless steel, then aged in glass 8-12 months.

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