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Both white berries and black grapes can be used to produce white wines. This is possible because white wine making uses a must obtained only from the acorn pulp with the exception of the skins which are the ones that give color to the wine. In recent years, some producers prefer to take a short maceration on the skins in order to allow the extraction of those substances that will feature white wine. An important time for the production of white wines is the vintage that will have to be made according to the type of wine that you want to produce. For grapes used for the production of sparkling wines, harvesting will be anticipated in order to have a fair degree of acidity, whereas for important white wines it will be important to harvest ripe grapes. Grapes harvested in the cellar will first be dirasped and then pressed, so as to facilitate the leakage of the liquid part. The pressing operation is particularly important in white wines because the skins will have to yield color to the must. Before fermentation, operations can be carried out to allow the transfer of varietal characters from skins to musts. It will be said then of criomaceration, which is a technique for cooling at 5 ° for about 20 hours of whole grapes or must in small containers in order to extract the aromatic compounds of skins well.Another technique is that of film maceration which consists in keeping the must in contact with the skins for 12/20 hours at a temperature of 10 ° to have white wines with a superior olfactory heritage and more intense colors. All cases However, it is necessary to pass quickly to the pressing step which allows to extract the juice from the grape press to be sent to the fermentation in the absence of the skins. The so obtained must be subjected to defecation or scattering, which is the operation that eliminates any residual fragments of skins, scraps, cellulose residues and earthy materials that could compromise the quality of the future wine. The so-cleaned must will be started at fermentation with the addition of yeasts. The fermentation can be conducted in a steel tub, barrique, concrete tanks, amphora according to the type of wine you want to produce. After fermentation, the wine is separated from its lees, consisting of dead yeasts and protein flocculants depositing on the bottom of the tub. For the production of large white wines suitable for aging, some producers prefer wine contact with these fine lees for a variable time (so called sur lies) to enrich it with aromatic precursors. Depending on the freshness and the degree of softness desired by the wine, the producers choose to make malolactic fermentation. After the stoppage is completed, the wine passes into the refining containers that can be of steel, wood, cement, amphora, etc. If you choose steel you will get a wine where the aromatic specificity of the grape will be safeguarded and the product it will look fresh and young. Instead, wood will be used if we want an important wine and aging, bearing in mind that wood will affect the taste of wine. Before bottling, the white wine is filtered even if some manufacturers prefer not to filter it so that they do not remove scents and aromatic substances.

SKU: ACA005

TheToscana IGT Vermentino by Antonio Camillo is a white wine with an excellent balance between acidity and minerality. Vinified in steel, it is striking for its strong sip structure, which allows it to be paired with fish and white meat dishes.

Region: Tuscany.

Grapes: Vermentino

Alcohol content: 13%.

Aging: Some months in steel.

Contains sulfites

€13.90
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SKU: SRG001

Verment'oro is Sequerciani's orangewine. Obtained from Vemrnetino grapes, it ages for 8 months with skins in terracotta amphorae and acacia and chestnut barrels. It has an intense yellow color, with aromas of yellow fruit and medicinal herbs. The wine pairs well with strong foods such as pasta with vegetables and white meats, oily fish, cheeses.

Region: Liguria.

Grapes: Vermentino.

Alcohol content: 13,5%.

Aging: 8 months with skins in terracotta amphorae and acacia and chestnut barrels.

Contains sulfites

€24.90
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SKU: GPA003

Pacina's "Cerretina" is a white wine macerated on the skins from Trebbiano Toscano and Malvasia del Chianti grapes, aged for 14 months in large Allier oak barrels and 5 hectoliters acacia tonneaux. The nose releases intense aromas of hay, medicinal herbs, honey and wildflowers, framed by mineral and balsamic puffs.

Region: Tuscany.

Grapes: 50% trebbiano toscano, 50% malvasia del Chianti.

Alcohol content: 13%.

Aging: 14 months in 10 hectolitre Allier oak barrels and 5 hectoliters acacia barrels.

Contains sulfites

€25.40
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SKU: AAC001

Trebbiano di Casale is a macerated white wine obtained from the grapes of the same name that come from old 50-year-old vines grown in biodynamic. The nose is complex with hints of ripe fruit, wild herbs, combined with notes of wax and aromas of white peach. On the palate it is warm, elegant, with good minerality and acidity.

Region: Tuscany.

Grape variety: Trebbiano.

Alcohol content: 12%.

Aging: 6 months in steel.

Conatins sulfites

€18.90
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SKU: MVL001

Ariento by Massa Vecchia is a macerated white wine obtained from 100% Vermentino grapes in purity. Alcoholic fermentation that occurs spontaneously with maceration on the skins for about 2-3 weeks in conical chestnut vats. Aged for 18 months in oak barrels and at least 6 months in bottle. A deep and explosive white wine that can be drunk not only with the palate, but also with the nose, to experience those unique emotions that only certain wines can evoke.

Region: Tuscany.

Grapes: Vermentino.

Alcohol content: 13%.

Aging: 18 months in barrel.

Contains sulfites

€54.90
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