Type | Nouveau wine |
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Producer | |
Allergens | Contains sulfites |
Alcohol contenti | 12.0% |
Zaccagnini Colline Pescaresi Novello Ikebana
2021Spec sheet
The wine
What does this wine taste like?
The carbonic maceration technique greatly reduces the acids present in the grapes and releases many vinous and fragrant aromas, creating a very irresistible and tasty product, to be consumed by the spring of the following year.
Ikebana is purplish red in colour. It has an intense, fruity, aromatic aroma, typical of the processing technique. On the palate it is light-bodied, subtle, very pop but elegant, with marked freshness and pleasant harmony.
Light | Bold | |
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Smooth | Tannic | |
Dry | Sweet | |
Soft | Acidic |
View | Ruby red |
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Bouquet | Vinous / Cherries / Roses / Strawberries / Fragrant |
Mouth | Light / Fresh / Fruit-forward |
Drinking and storing
Carbonic maceration wines should be consumed within their first year or, better still, from autumn to spring, to enjoy all their fragrance and freshness. They can be served chilled, especially if enjoyed in spring during a nice picnic.
Food pairing
It is the perfect accompaniment to a nice aperitif with friends or family while eating roast chestnuts. But that's not all: for those who want to appreciate this wine in spring, it is an excellent red for hors d'oeuvres, appetizers and light, no-fuss barbecues.
Veal carpaccio / Pizza / Tapas / Formaggio a media stagionatura
Customer reviews
Winemaking
Vinification material | Stainless steel |
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The winery
Zaccagnini
One says 3,000,000 bottles and one thinks of the wine industry. Marcello Zaccagnini's is instead eclectic and dynamic, very sensitive to the needs of the market, of course, but deeply rooted in love for the territory like few others. As one of the best represented Italian wineries in the world, Zaccagnini displays a virtuous union between entrepreneurial vision and vineyard and cellar expertise. In the countryside of Casauria, the Zaccagnini's have their roots, and here they...