Lè Turnè Frizzante Dell'Emilia 2021 - Mirko Mariotti

Lè Turnè Frizzante Dell'Emilia - Mirko Mariotti

Mirko Mariotti's Turnè is a sparkling wine obtained from refermentation in the bottle without "disgorgement" based on Trebbiano and Grecheto grapes. "Sur lie" wine, to be served clear or cloudy depending on personal tastes. It goes well with appetizers of Emilian cured meats or in company with friends.

Service

We recommend to taste it a temperature of 6/8° in tulip goblets. Daily wine. Drink limpid or turbid depending on personal taste.

Pairing

The Turnè is a gastronomic wine that is accompanied by grilled fish, eel and chopsticks, to be tried with pizza.

Cellar: Mirko Mariotti

Mirko Mariotti's company was one of the first to valorize "sands wines", such as Fortana and Golden Grapes, which grow in the sands of the coasts of Ferrara and have the characteristic of being still on foot. Precious was the work of Daddy Giorgio who was one of the promoters of the birth of the Bosco Eliceo DOC in 1989. In 1998 he decided to vinify the grapes from Proof Luogaccio vineyards, at San Giuseppe di Comacchio, a typical area of ​​Fortuna auto , Locally known as Golden Grape. Today the entire Mariotti family is engaged in the wine world, not only the dad managing the local historian, the "Bottega del vino", but also the mother and especially Mirko with his sister who are doing the work in the vineyard and winemaking of the wine , In the preparation of saba, grape must, sugars and distillates. Mirco and her sister are also sommeliers and wine bloggers, and give advice on the cultivation of vines and wines on their territory. The aim of the company is to produce local wines, respecting the tradition of the wines of Emilia, with particular attention to the "bottle fermentation" anesthesia, which gives the sparkling wines a depth and a capacity for evolution difficult to reach with the other production techniques. The attention of the Mariotti family was born also the project of valorisation of the Ferrarese viticulture called "Terroir Ferrara"