Novecentonovantanove 2018 - Nevio Scala

Novecentonovantanove - Nevio Scala

Novecentonovantanove by Nevio Scala is a red wine with a balanced taste, very drinkable, supported by an excellent acidity and which closes with a nice, warm and intense finish. 60% Cabernet Franc and 40% Merlot, aged for approximately 16 months in cement tanks, 5% is transferred to oak tonneaus. Novecentonovantanove is the name of the cultural association with which for some years Nevio shared splendid experiences which gave him the opportunity to have special meetings with people who accompanied him for part of our journey.

Service

We recommend tasting at a temperature of 16/18° in tulip glasses. Wine to drink immediately but will express its best in a few years. In the meantime, it is advisable to keep it in a horizontal position in a cool, damp and dark cellar.

Pairing

It Also ideal throughout the meal with dishes from land cuisine, it is worth trying to accompany stewed rabbit.ratin.

Winery: Nevio Scala

Nevio Scala, after having trampled the soccer fields of the whole world first as a player, then as a coach, with his historic enterprises with Parma in the nineties, he decides to change his life and return to his native places, precisely in Lozzo Atestino, to feet of the Euganean Hills to revive its family cellar. A project that focuses on organic farming, far from chemical products, far from the excessive exploitation of natural resources, but rather faithful to a sustainable development model over time. The cultivated hectares are about 6 where we find Garganega, Merlot, Cabernet franc, Istrian Malvasia, white and yellow muscat, all of which rest on volcanic and alluvial soil. The first harvest was in 2016 from which the three wines that for now produce are born: the "Gargànte", refermented in the bottle only on indigenous yeasts, the "Dilètto", still white, and the "Cóntame", a white macerated on the peels, or an "Orange Wine". Three wines that fully reflect the personality of Nevio Scala, respectful of the raw material and bearers of the salinet characteristics of the territory.