1427
Classic method
"Edizioni Limitate"
Characteristics
Limited edition with numbered bottles: we select our best Raboso red grapes and refine them according to our taste.
Raboso is the oldest native red grape variety in the Republic of Venice and Giol is its longest-established producer, with production dating back to at least 1427. Over the centuries we have learnt all about this extraordinary grape, rich in acidity, tannins and the finest aromas, suitable for fermentation in the bottle and long ageing. It has a deep straw yellow colour, enhanced by very fine, lively persistent perlage. Typical of the best classic methods, its elegant refined bouquet recalls bread crust, with marked notes of cinnamon and spices. On the palate it is rich, flavoursome, enfolding, full-bodied and dry.
Grape varieties: Raboso
Appellation: Edizione limitata di 1427 bottiglie numerate
Soil: Mostly medium texture, gravelly and stony, clayey
Alcohol: 12,00 % vol.
Pairings: Excellent as an aperitif and for important toasts, it goes excellently with sea fish, delicate, aromatic meat and also typical local cheese.
Vinification
The grapes are harvested by hand, selected and carefully pressed, the must separated from the skins immediately to prevent it colouring.
White vinification with refrigeration of the must, static decantation in hyperoxidation and yeast inoculation. First fermentation at a controlled temperature of 14°C. Decanting and resting on noble lees until springtime; filtration and yeast inoculation, addition of sugar and bottling for refermentation in the bottle. The wine then underwent a lengthy resting period, over 40 months in the oldest, most picturesque and coolest of our cellars, before disgorging. To keep all the authentic nature and typical characteristics of Raboso, we preferred not to add any liqueur d’expedition, making this a “zero dosage” wine.
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