Harlequin IGP Veneto Rosso

Zyme Harlequin IGP Veneto Rosso

Harlequin is an innovative red wine that is also intimately linked to tradition. It aims to express the soils, the grapes and the people that are part and parcel of a region with a great winemaking culture: the Veneto. In 1999, Harlequin the wine was realized after much thought and contemplation in the vineyards. It is a wine made from many grapes, which is unique and authentic in every vintage but which is always recognizable in its kaleidoscopic variability because it interprets the vineyards, the soil and the culture of its terroir. Gaspari's yearning for creativity is part of his genetic make-up. His goal with Harlequin was to make a wine whose parameters were different than any other.

Grape varieties : Garganega, Trebbiano Press Notes Toscano, Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Corvina, Corvinone, Rondinella, Cabernet Sauvignon, The Wine Advocate Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Syrah, Teroldego, 2008 93 points Croatina, Oseleta, Sangiovese, Marzemino. 2007 95 points 2006 97 points Altitude : 150-450m ASL 2003 93 points Vineyard age : 50- to 70-year-old vines Wine Spectator Exposure : Several according to the variety 2009 94 points 2003 95 points Soil : Clay limestone, volcanic and glacial AG Vinous Alcohol : 15% 2008 95+ points 2007 96 points Tasting notes : Intriguing is perhaps the word that best sums up Gambero Rosso this wine. It is a rich ruby-red in appearance, 2008 without being excessively opaque. It displays 2006, 2001 purplish reflections and is dense and viscous. The nose offers a gamut of aromas that both succeed and mingle with each other, yielding a whole variety of fruity fragrances, notes redolent of oriental spices, herbal perfumes and scents of chocolate and preserves.