Summertime: Quila 6-Bottle Wine Case from Piemonte
4 different wines · 6 bottlesAlcohol content: 12–12.5%About the wine case
Your package will arrive at your doorstep within4 - 16 days
Quila will receive and pack your order (1 - 4 days)
The courier will pick up your order and deliver it straight to your door
Price
Price incl. alcohol tax, shipping and VAT.
Your package will arrive at your doorstep within4 - 16 days
Quila will receive and pack your order (1 - 4 days)
The courier will pick up your order and deliver it straight to your door
What's in your box?
Winemaker's notes
An unusual blend of Moscato and Dolcetto made as pet.nat. As described by its dedicated fans, that's "a Bellini cocktail...Product details
- Country:
Italy- Region/Subregion:
- Piemonte/Langhe
- Classification:
- Vini
- Certification:
- Natural wine
- Grape:
- Dolcetto (10%), Muscat (90%)
- Vintage year:
- 2023
- Color:
- N/A
- Aroma:
- N/A
- Taste:
- N/A
- Alcohol content:
- 12.5%
- Sweetness:
- Dry
- Volume:
- 750 ml
- Best Served:
- 8 - 10 °C
- Food pairings by the winemaker:
- Aperitif
Pairs with
- Plain shellfish
- Butter-fried or deep-fried white fish
- Soft and mild cheeses
- Boiled pork, ham and sausages
- Pan-fried mushrooms
Vinification, winemaker's own words
- Soil:
- Clay, Limestone, Sand
- Terroir:
- Initially the wine came from a vineyard planted in 1935 where someone subsequently had made an error replacing the dead vines and had planted Dolcetto instead of Muscat. Now the wine is produced with grapes grown in the Barbaresco area
- Harvest:
- Picked by hand
- Fermentation:
- Steel (100%)
- Storage:
- Bottle (100%) 5 months
The 2 varieties are picked and pressed together. The wine is bottled without any additives before the fermentation ends, thus it finishes it in the bottle. The wine is not touched anymore so a small amount of lees remains in the bottle.
Winemaker's notes
A quie unusual pet.nat (natural sparkling wine) made with 2 white and 2 red grapes.Product details
- Country:
- Italy
- Region/Subregion:
- Piemonte/Langhe
- Classification:
- Vini
- Certification:
- Organic, Natural wine
- Grape:
- Muscat (5%), Favorita (20%), Croatina (5%)
- Vintage year:
- 2024
- Color:
- N/A
- Aroma:
- N/A
- Taste:
- N/A
- Alcohol content:
- 12.5%
- Sweetness:
- Dry
- Volume:
- 750 ml
- Best Served:
- 8 - 10 °C
- Food pairings by the winemaker:
- Aperitif, Dessert
Pairs with
- Salads and crudités
- Butter-fried or deep-fried white fish
- Soft and mild cheeses
- Boiled pork, ham and sausages
- Boiled or steamed vegetables
Vinification, winemaker's own words
- Soil:
- Clay, Sand, Slate
- Terroir:
- The wine comes from the main estate vineyard in the Langhe, high altitude (350-400 m a.s.l.) steep slope (44-51% of inclination). 70% of the blend is the rare Caruet (Moretto) aka Mexican Nebbiolo
- Harvest:
- Picked by hand
- Fermentation:
- Steel (100%)
- Storage:
- Bottle (100%) 5 months
All 4 varieties are picked and pressed together. Some days before the fermentation is finished the wine is bottled without any additions, finishes fermentation in bottle and isn't touched anymore. Thus it remains fizzy and with some lees in the bottle.
Winemaker's notes
A new light expression of Pinot Noir made with full wet carbonic maceration (100% whole bunch)Product details
- Country:
- Italy
- Region/Subregion:
- Piemonte/Langhe
- Classification:
- DOC
- Certification:
- None
- Grape:
- Freisa (15%), Pinot Nero (85%)
- Vintage year:
- 2024
- Color:
- N/A
- Aroma:
- N/A
- Taste:
- N/A
- Alcohol content:
- 12%
- Sweetness:
- Dry
- Volume:
- 750 ml
- Best Served:
- 14 - 16 °C
- Food pairings by the winemaker:
- Aperitif, Asian cuisine, Buffet food, Mild and soft cheese, Fatty fish, Pasta & pizza, Spicy food, Veal
Pairs with
- Boiled beef and lamb
- Pan-fried mushrooms
Vinification, winemaker's own words
- Soil:
- Clay, Limestone, Sand
- Terroir:
- The wine comes from an overgrafted vineyard from on of Barbaresco's crus, exposed to North-West. The soil is predominantly clay, sand and limestone.
- Harvest:
- Picked by hand
- Fermentation:
- Bin (100%)
- Storage:
- Old oak (100%) 9 months
One part of the Pinot Nero is loaded in the tank as whole bunches, the second part is pressed and the must is pored over the whole bunches until it fully covers them. As soon as the external must finishes fermenting the grapes are destemmed and then pressed, then the wine finishes fermentation without further maceration. Aged in neutral old oak for 8 months. The Freisa, coming from the same cru, is vinified in a stadard way, then kept in glass demijones for 9 months.
Winemaker's notes
Fruity and fresh Arneis, coming from a historic and heroic vineyard from the South border of Roero DOCG.Product details
- Country:
- Italy
- Region/Subregion:
- Piemonte/Roero
- Classification:
- DOCG
- Certification:
- None
- Grape:
- Arneis (100%)
- Vintage year:
- 2025
- Color:
- N/A
- Aroma:
- N/A
- Taste:
- N/A
- Alcohol content:
- 12.5%
- Sweetness:
- Dry
- Volume:
- 750 ml
- Best Served:
- 8 - 10 °C
- Food pairings by the winemaker:
- Aperitif, Lean fish, Pasta & pizza, Pork, Poultry, Natural shellfish, Spicy food, Vegetables
Pairs with
- Poached or steamed white fish
- Boiled or steamed vegetables
- Seared white fish
Vinification, winemaker's own words
- Soil:
- Clay, Sand, Slate
- Terroir:
- On the Southern border of Roero DOCG, old vineyard planted in 1975 with vertical rows on a very steep slope (up to 65%), exposed to the South. Official State classification as a "historic and heroic vineyard", obtained in 2024.
- Harvest:
- Picked by hand
- Fermentation:
- Steel (100%)
- Storage:
- Steel (100%) 6 months
Vinified in the "old Roero way": the grapes are crushed, destemmed and loaded in the vat, where the fermentation immediately kicks in. After 48 hours, when the "cap" is lifted, the free run fermenting must is drained and vinified without the skins.
Quila
MO*DUS vino rosato frizzante secco
11,55 EUR/Bottle
Winemaker's notes
Product details
- Country:
- Italy
- Region/Subregion:
- Piemonte/Langhe
- Classification:
- Vini
- Certification:
- Natural wine
- Grape:
- Dolcetto (10%), Muscat (90%)
- Vintage year:
- 2023
- Color:
- N/A
- Aroma:
- N/A
- Taste:
- N/A
- Alcohol content:
- 12.5%
- Sugar content:
- 0.6 g/l
- Acidity:
- 5.96 g/l
- Sweetness:
- Dry
- Volume:
- 750 ml
- Closure:
- Screw cap
- Best Served:
- 8 - 10 °C
- Food pairings by the winemaker:
- Aperitif
Pairs with
Vinification, winemaker's own words
- Soil:
- Clay, Limestone, Sand
- Terroir:
- Initially the wine came from a vineyard planted in 1935 where someone subsequently had made an error replacing the dead vines and had planted Dolcetto instead of Muscat. Now the wine is produced with grapes grown in the Barbaresco area
- Harvest:
- Picked by hand
- Fermentation:
- Steel (100%)
- Storage:
- Bottle (100%) 5 months
The 2 varieties are picked and pressed together. The wine is bottled without any additives before the fermentation ends, thus it finishes it in the bottle. The wine is not touched anymore so a small amount of lees remains in the bottle.
About Quila
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