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Giallo di Costa is an orange wine full of character and structure. Spontaneous vinification with only indigenous yeasts and maceration on the skins for 3 months in steel tanks. Refine in large acacia barrels. Unfiltered and unclarified before being bottled. It has an intense golden yellow color. The nose releases ripe fruity notes that recall peach and apricot, scents of candied citrus fruits and honey. The sip is full-bodied, fresh, characterized by a subtle tannins and infinite persistence. To try absolutely.
Region: Piedmont
Grapes: Timorasso
Alcohol content: 16%.
Aging: 12 motnhs in acacia barrel.
Contains sulfites
Timorasso di Oltretorrente is a rich and full white wine obtained from the grapes of the same name. Oltretorrente's philosophy is to produce it with spontaneous fermentations, no maceration on the skins or manolactic fermentation in order to preserve the acidity and freshness of the wine. Aging on the skins for 8 months in steel tanks At the anso it gives fruity and floral scents that evolve into hints of goudron and flint. On the palate it is savory and typically mineral, a verve acidity makes it pleasant and very persistent
Region: Piedmont.
Grapes: Timorasso
Alcohol content: 14%.
Aging: 3/6 mounths in steel.
Contains sulfites
The Rosso Colli Tortonesi from Oltretorrente is made from a blend of Barbera and Dolcetto, fermented spontaneously and macerated on the skins for approximately 20 days. It ages for 8 months in concrete vats. The nose offers red fruit, Mediterranean scrub, and spices; the palate is structured, with soft tannins and lively acidity.
Region: Piedmont.
Grapes: 90% Barbera, 10% Dolcetto.
Alcohol content: 14%.
Aging: 8 months in concrete tanks.
Contains sulfites