Le Oche 2022 - Fattoria San lorenzo

"Le Oche" - Fattoria San lorenzo

"Le Oche" is a white wines obtained from Verdicchio grapes. The fermentation is spontaneous with only native yeasts for 30 days in steel tanks. Refining for 18 months on yeast specimens in the same tanks. Straw yellow color loaded with nose that expresses beautiful fruit notes, broom notes and touches of minerality. Freshness and sapidity are noticeable in the mouth. Soft and balanced, it closes along with the classic note of bitter mardorla. A large white became a reference for denomination.

Service

It is advisable to taste it at a temperature of 8/10 ° in glasses with medium aperture. Wine to drink immediately but, it will express its best qualities in 2/3 years.

Pairing

Goes perfectly with fish enthusiasts, first courses, fish dishes second, to try with linguine crab sauce.

Cellar. Fattoria San Lorenzo

Fattoria San Lorenzo is located in Montecarotto, in the province of Ancona. Historical site of the area where the passion for viticulture is handed down from father to son. It was in fact founded by Enrico Crognaletti, Natalino's grandfather, who was a co-worker, and his father was a well-trained and cloned breeder. In 1995 he took over the reins of the company Natalino, who immediately has the clear ideas and begins to develop his own personal philosophy for the production of visceral and personality wines that reject any fashionable and commercial tendencies. Natalino conducts its vineyards in organic, fertilized with moss and almonds, refusing any synthesis and scorching products. In the cellar its interventions are minimal, without the use of sulfur dioxide, refinements in concrete tanks or old wooden barrels, and large extraction for its red and long wines resting on fine lees, sometimes even for years, for whites. The result of these workings are true, elegant, engaging and characterful wines, whether it is the simplest Verdicchio of "Gino" or the wonderful Verdicchio "Campo delle Gocce", passing the reds "Vigna Burello", "Vigna Paradiso" Slightly inclined to the ruffian softness, but lit in color and character.