Donnachiara Fiano di Avellino

Donnachiara Fiano di Avellino

Fiano

Vintage: 2018
Description: Review The Petitto family is on a roll, gaining a lot of positive attention for the consistency and friendly appeal of its territory-driven wines. Donnachiara farms 27 hectares of vines and has recently signed on with Riccardo Cotarella as consulting enologist. - Stephan Reinhardt, Interim December 2018 Week 1, The Wine Advocate. Other text Grapes of the bees, this wine reflects this particular, tasting it you can relive the moments of a walk through fiano vines at Montefalcione, place of origin of this wine. Food pairing Fine with seafood expecially shellfish, pasta with light sauces and white meat. Producer In the large wine production of Campania Region DonnaChiara, between the hills of Avellino, is distinguished for its tradition, its modern appeal and its determination. Founded in 2005 by Chaira and her husband Umberto Petitto, the winery Donnachiara is a significant property. It was helped to preserve the best traditions of an area naturally suited to viticulture since Roman times. The passionate Petitto family follows the activities from the cultivation of the vineyards, to the final vinification process. For five generations we have produced brilliant results through the detail of activities in the vineyards and with the work done in the cellar. Actually Donnachiara wines represent the best expression of the "made in Campania", drawing strength from their origins and regional quality expressed through the "style" and the products of culture. DonnaChiara winery has a deep connection to the territory of Irpinia and with the specific intent of enhancing the typical varieties of the area. The mission of DonnaChiara, is to invest in the secular tradition of viticulture in the Irpinia Region, emphasising the most typical features and rediscovering the scents and the flavors of the Irpinian wines. Today in the 27 hectares of vineyards, Donnachiara cultivates Aglianico, Fiano and Greco di Tufo. These grapes were brought to Campania a millennia ago by the ancient Greeks and spread to many areas of Southern Italy. Our soil provide the best results for DonnaChiara wines expressing the great quality of these grapes with thanks to the great expertise of the technicians in the cellar. Infact the winery has the most advanced technologies available today. Innovative tools for temperature control, vinification and aging of the great red grape of Aglianico and the fragrant well structured white grapes Fiano and Greco. Product quality is the philofophical focus of the Donnachiara Brand. Our family tradition is the heart, the soul and the basis of which the natural foundations we build on. We give the passion to the land and grapes in order to produce wines of great strength and noble character. Wine Spectator 91 points - Top 100 Values 2019 - A tightly knit white, with a racy backbone of acidity and an aromatic overtone of fresh chive blossom accenting the mouthwatering range of apricot, Meyer lemon peel, pineapple and chalk flavors. Drink now through 2024. 2,000 cases made, 600 cases imported. (Dec 15 2019). Top 100 Ws 100 points - The Donnachiara 2018 Fiano di Avellino is a fresh and vibrant expression to drink within the next 18 months. The wine is executed in an easy and fresh style that prizes aromas of citrus, white peach and summer grass. The wine is tonic and tight with nervous inner tension and energy. Pair it with light salmon or sea bream. Some 30,000 bottles were made. (Oct 2019) Colour Straw yellow with a light green touch Bouquet Delicate bouquet which elegantly combines hints of almonds,walnuts and floral notes (acacia and may) with notes of tropical fruit Palate Dry, warm, smoothe, good body, a real pleasure to taste
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