Abruzzo, Italy
Lidia & Amato, Trebbiano d'Abruzzo DOC 2022 2022, white wine from Abruzzo
Lidia & Amato

Trebbiano d'Abruzzo DOC 2022

750ml12%
Lidia & Amato

Trebbiano d'Abruzzo DOC 2022

750ml12%
Total price

Price incl. alcohol tax, shipping and VAT.

1 514,55 SEK
252,42SEK/Bottle

Winemaker's notes

A dry Trebbiano from Controguerra, with delicate white-flower aromas and a fresh, lightly savoury palate. Hand-harvested and aged on fine lees in stainless steel.

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Product details

About the wine and its character

Country:

Italy

Region/Subregion:

Abruzzo/Colline Teramane

Classification:

DOC

Certification:

-

Grape:

Trebbiano (100%)

Vintage year:

2022

Color:

Pale straw yellow with greenish highlights.

Aroma:

Delicate white flowers.

Taste:

Dry, fresh and gently savoury.

Alcohol content:

12%

Sugar content:

-

Acidity:

-

pH-value:

-

Sweetness:

-

Contains sulphite:

Yes

Volume:

750 ml

Closure:

Other

Bottle:

Glass

Best Served:

11 - 12 °C

Food pairing:

Aperitif, Fish - lean, Poultry

Food pairings by the winemaker

  • Aperitif
  • Fish - lean
  • Poultry

Vinification, winemaker's own words

Soils:

-

Terroir:

Hillside vineyards around 250 metres, with southeast exposure.

Harvest:

Picked by hand

Fermentation:

-

Storage:

-

Winemaker:

-

Hand-harvested grapes undergo cold maceration and gentle pressing. The clarified must ferments at controlled temperature, followed by several months on fine lees in stainless-steel tanks.

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About Lidia & Amato

Information provided directly by the winery.

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Information

Founding year

2003

Farming area

16 ha

Production

100 000 b/y

In Controguerra, the story behind Lidia & Amato stretches across nine generations of the Tavoletti family. Lidia launched her own project with Amato in 2003. Today, the Di Florio family carries that legacy forward, drawing on the meeting of Adriatic breezes and mountain air in the Colline Teramane.