Jinette 2021 - Camerlengo
Jinette di Camerlengo is a sparkling wine produced following the criteria of refermentation in the bottle. A truly perfect label for future summer aperitifs. On the nose there are fresh and fruity aromas, well ordered. On the palate it is light-bodied, slender and flowing, with a fresh and highly enjoyable sip.
Region: Basilicata.
Grapes: white grapes.
Alcohol content: 10,5%.
Aging: Refermentation in the bottle.
Contains sulfites
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Jinette - Camerlengo
Jinette di Camerlengo is a sparkling wine produced following the criteria of refermentation in the bottle. A truly perfect label for future summer aperitifs. On the nose there are fresh and fruity aromas, well ordered. On the palate it is light-bodied, slender and flowing, with a fresh and highly enjoyable sip.
Service
We taste juiell at a temperature of 6/8° in tulip glasses. Wine to be drunk immediately but left a few years in the cellar can give great emotions.
Pairing
It goes perfectly with first courses of vegetables, second courses of fish, semi-seasoned cheeses, to try with a plate of swordfish with sauce.
Winery: Camerlengo
Camerlengo is a beautiful reality that is located in Rampolla, in the province of Potenza. The name of the cellar is taken from the title of the Cardinal who administers the Apostolic Chamber and takes care of the temporal goods of the Holy See. Camerlengo is the dream turned into reality by Antonio Cascarano, a professional architect in Rome, who, driven by his passion, decided to become a small entrepreneur of high quality wine. Antonio has begun to restructure the old cellar and take care of the old Aglianico vineyards inherited from his grandfather, who since 1900 produced wine and oil. The five hectares of organic vineyards are found on the tufaceous soils rich in potassium and silicon of Monte Vulture, the extinct volcano of Basilicata, among chestnut and olive trees. For the renovation of the cellar he used the coccio pesto, a material used by the Romans. Spontaneous fermentation, indigenous yeasts and aging in wooden barrels, this is Antonio's philosophy for the production of his wines. To the two red wines produced with Aglianico, a third one is added based on Malvasia di Rampolla called "Accamilla", dedicated to his bull dog, Camilla, who disappeared a short time ago
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