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Grapes: Sangiovese


 It is produced only in the best years with a very careful manual harvest of organic Sangiovese grapes. A Sangiovese Riserva without compromises, enhanced by a very favorable terroir, of notable structure and complexity that expresses its best qualities after a long maturation in the bottle.

Pairings: grilled red meat, game dishes, braised meats


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Le Armi - Sangiovese Riserva ORGANIC

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  • VINIFICATION METHOD

    The grapes are vinified at a controlled temperature inside stainless steel tanks with temperature maceration techniques
    controlled. Subsequently, maceration is carried out
    post-fermentation on the skins.
    Finally it is transferred to 500-litre oak barrels for refinement for between 24 and 30 months.


    CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SOIL AND VINEYARD

    Our Sangiovese vineyards were planted in 2005 and 2006 on an area of approximately 5 hectares.
    The soils are medium textured with a prevalence of clay with sand and silt.
    The grapes come from the Quercia estate in the hills of San Pietro di Ozzano in the Colli d'Imola DOC area in the province of Bologna.
    an altitude of 170 m above sea level. The orientation of the rows is north-south.
    The favorable microclimate, characterized by a high temperature range between day and night even in the summer, allows us to obtain quality grapes and full-bodied wines characterized by high acidity and freshness.


    DATA SHEET

    Full Name: The Weapons

    Denomination: Romagna Sangiovese Riserva

    Grape variety: 100% Sangiovese

    Plant density: 5500/ha

    Training system: Spurred cordon

    Annual production: 5,800 bottles - 300 magnums

    Alcohol Content: 15% VOL

    Visual examination: Impenetrable ruby red color

    Olfactory Examination: Notes of cherry jam, plums, floral notes, sweet spices and chocolate

    Tasting Examination: Freshness and sapidity, good persistence, smooth tannins with a long and fruity finish

    Serving temperature: 18°C

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