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Bevilo
Vintage: 2008
Varietal: Cabernet Sauvignon
Country: Italy
Appellation: Toscana IGT
Produced By: Azienda Agricola Casa Raia
Cases Produced: 225 cs.
Alcohol Content: 0.99 %v/v
Rating:
Description:
Two terraced vineyards, planted in 1997 have created our Bevilo wine, composed of 90% San Giovese Grosso, 10% Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot. Early summer, the careful removal of bunches of grapes reduces the yield per plant and increases the quality of the wine.The spontaneous fermentation with natural yeast, present in the vineyards, and an approximate two week maceration of the must contributes to the fruity character of the wine. During fermentation the temperature is limited to 27-28°C. After fermentation the wine is transferred to 400 litre aged french oak barrels where the malolactic fermentation takes place. Careful evaluation of the intrinsic character of the young wine will decide how long the three varieties will stay in the barrels. After 2 years the wine is blended and bottled. The wine is allowed to mature another four months in the bottle before it is ready to be enjoyed. Though it is ready to be drunk in 2011 it will reward up to eight years in the cellar.1 Review(s):
casa raia, Aug 30, 2012sangiovese 90% cabernet sauvignon and merlot.
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