Greco di Tufo Puddinghe Claudio Quarta 2022

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First produced in 2012, Greco Di Tufo 'Puddinghe' comes from vineyards planted in the late 1940s. The vines in this parcel, located at an altitude of 700 metres, are planted on soil composed of rocky conglomerates known as Puddinghes. Claudio Quarta's parcel-based cuvée is matured in barrels for several months before bottling. The result is a wine with pleasant, delicate aromas, balanced with a touch of freshness that gives it length and elegance.

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Color : Straw yellow.

Nose : Intense, complex bouquet of lime and pear with hints of Mediterranean herbs and white fruits.

Mouth : Fresh and vertical attack marked by a magnificent invigorating acidity which then blossoms nobly in the palate, and a finish that reveals an impressive structure. Lime and citrus give way to a subtle finish interspersed with floral aromas and white peach.

Alcohol level : 13%

Winemaking : Vinification in stainless steel vats. Partial ageing (around 9%) in barrels for 4 months.

Food pairing : Risotto with mushrooms, mussels in pepper, Caprese peach and buffalo mozzarella cheese, fish.

Aging potential : < 5 Years

Country : Italy
Region : Campania
Producer : Cantina Sanpaolo
Appellation : Greco di Tufo DOCG
Classification alfavin : Complex white
Structured and balanced wine, accompanies easily a meal with more elaborate and rich dishes
Grape : Greco
Content : 75 cl
Type : White
Wine Name : Cantina Sanpaolo Greco di Tufo Puddinghe Claudio Quarta 2022 White

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Campania

Christened "Oenotria", which literally means "the Land of Wine", 3,000 years ago by the Greek settlers, Campania stretches along the Tyrrhenian coast of south-west Italy. The broad coastal plains are interrupted by sedimentary or ...

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Cantina Sanpaolo

Cantina Sanpaolo is in a hilly area between the provinces of Avellino and Benevento, with a wide variety of soil types in the vineyards, ranging from clayey to chalky and sandy and influenced by the volcanic ash from the mighty volcano ...

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