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Trebbiano D'abruzzo Dop - 2019 Region: Italy - Abruzzo Tiberio TREBBIANO D'ABRUZZO DOP - 2019 REGION: ITALY - ABRUZZO GRAPES / SOILS Wine Blend Vine Age Soil Type Vineyard Area ha or acres Trebbiano Trebbiano 61 years old Mainly 2.5 d’Abruzzo Abruzzese limestone massal with gravel- selection sandy subsoil THE WINE TIBERIO Vineyard Profile The story of Azienda Agricola Tiberio rings • Trebbiano d’Abruzzo DOP more like a new world tale than one from • Altitude: 350 meters the old world of the ancient lands • Total area under vine: 2.5 Ha beneath the Majella and Gran Sasso • Soils: Mainly limestone with gravel-sandy subsoil mountains in Abruzzo. At 350 meters, • Vine Training System: Canopy twenty three miles inland from the • Planting Density: 2500 vines/Ha seaside city of Pescara near the hillside • Average Vine Age: 61 years town of Cugnoli, Riccardo Tiberio found an old plot of Trebbiano Abruzzese vines Harvest Notes roughly 50 years old so impressive that he decided to change his and his family’s • Hand harvested at end of September destiny. • Free run juice only • Fermented in stainless steel tanks • No malolactic fermentation • Aged in bottle Winemaker's Notes Transparent, brilliant, light yellow with green tinges. Fresh aromas of apricot, grapefruit, jasmine and orange blossom, anise. Crisp and clean on the palate with zippy aromas and flavors of green apple, anise and almond. Technical Information • 100% Trebbiano Abruzzese massal selection grapes • Alcohol: 13.5% REVIEWS Trebbiano d’Abruzzo DOP – 2019 Food and Wine Magazine, April, 2021 Abruzzo may be Italy’s least known but most exciting wine region; one reason for that is Cristiana Tiberio. Her wines have become wine list must-haves in the past few years, particularly her long-aging, single vineyard Fonte Canale Trebbiano d’Abruzzo. That wine is pricey, but her basic, citrus-scented 2019 Trebbiano ‘Abruzzo ($20) is also superb and a steal. 92 Points - Terroir Sense - Ian D'Agata, January, 2021 Delicate straw-green colour. Refined aromas and flavours of apple, pear and minty herbs are lifted by notes of white flowers. Long and lively on the minerally- accented finish, there’s sneaky concentration and lovely purity to this wine. Drinking window: now-2024 90 Points - Wine Enthusiast, March, 2021 Delicate aromas of lemongrass and chamomile ride over a ripe peach core in this Trebbiano from an estate vineyard in Pescara. Light in feel, the palate is carried by spritely white orchard fruit flavors, with lingering accents of lemon pith and white plum skin. GENERAL INFO Country Italy Region Abruzzo Appellation(s) Abruzzo Proprietors Riccardo, Cristiana, Antonio Tiberio (father, daughter, son) Founded 2000 Winemaker Cristiana Tiberio Annual Production 8,300 9L cases Farming (Sustainable, organic, Sustainable biodynamic).
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