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Bardolino Veneto Appellation: BARDOLINO DOC Zone: Custoza (Sommacampagna, province of Verona) Cru: n/a Vineyard extension (hectares): 7 Blend: 60% Corvina - 30% Rondinella - 10% Molinara Vineyard age (year of planting): Corvina 1911, 2013 - Molinara 1911,2013 - Rondinella 1911,2013 Soil Type: morainic Exposure: South Altitude: 150 meters above sea level Colour: bright ruby red Nose: Fruity with cherry and hard black cherry notes Serving temperature (°C): 16-18 Match with: Average no. bottles/year: 65,000 Grape yield per hectare tons: n/a Notes: The yield is approx. 60 hectolitres of wine/hectare. Destemming and crushing of the clusters, fermentation for 72 hours at 28 degrees Celsius, the temperature is then lowered to 25 degrees Celsius for 24 hours. The wine is racked off and the alcoholic fermentation is completed after 8/10 days at 20 degrees Celsius. Malolactic fermentation. The wine Awards: n/a Estate History Azienda Agricola Cavalchina is located in Custoza, a district of Sommacampagna, province of Verona The estate was established at Fernanda, Trebbiano and Garganega grapes) “Custoza” and to sell it in Rome and in Milan, the most important markets of the time. Only the grape varietals that are most suited for the area are grown, yields are kept low and only the best clusters go into the wine that is bottled. Modern techno- logy is used in the cellar, but tradition is also respected. The wines produced are: Bianco di Custoza DOC, Bardolino DOC, Bardolino Chiaretto, Bardolino Superiore DOCG. MARC DE GRAZIA SELECTIONS SRL www.marcdegrazia.com FINE WINES FROM THE GREAT CRUS OF ITALY.

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