Product details
Description
What kind of wine is it
Verdicchio Crognolaro from Tenuta Mattei is a still white wine made exclusively from Verdicchio grapes and falls under the Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi Classico denomination in the Marche region. Fermentation in steel at controlled temperature results in a bright and smooth profile, while bottle aging refines the balance between softness, freshness, and savoriness.
Where does it come from
It originates from the vineyards of Tenuta Mattei located in the Castelli di Jesi area in the Marche region. The territorial origin is reflected in a straightforward and direct style, designed to enhance the varietal character of Verdicchio and a savory, lingering finish.
How is it produced
The harvest is manual and the grape clusters are selected in the cellar. After gentle pressing, the must is subjected to static decantation and ferments in steel vats at controlled temperatures. Once vinification is complete, the wine is aged in bottle, with no contact with wood, to preserve aromatic precision and freshness.
Tasting notes
In the glass, it shows a pale straw yellow color with greenish highlights. The bouquet recalls white peach, citrus fruit, and apple, with a clean and delicate nuance. On the palate, it is soft but enlivened by prominent freshness; the sip remains balanced and extends with a savory finish that invites another taste.
What to pair it with
It naturally pairs with light appetizers, fish dishes, and preparations with white meats that are not too elaborate, where freshness and savoriness accompany without overpowering the flavors. It is also well suited as an aperitif wine, thanks to its immediate and precise drinkability.
When to serve it
It gives its best when consumed young, preferably within the first year, when the fruity notes and lively tension are more defined. Serve it chilled in a medium-sized glass and let it rest for a few minutes in the glass to bring into focus the balance between softness and savory finish.