Vigna Quintodecimo Taurasi DOCG Riserva 2015 In Wooden Box Quintodecimo Cellar

Vigna Quintodecimo Taurasi DOCG Riserva 2015 In Wooden Boxfrom the Quintodecimo Winery is a high quality red wine. On the nose there are notes of dark and ripe fruits such as cherries and blackberries, accompanied by hints of spicy orange, sage and mint with a hint of green olive. In the mouth, the taste is velvety and rich in textures, with refreshing acidity and smooth black fruits that blend with salty minerals and fine tannins, leaving a note of violet flowers. The finish is long and full of ripe blackberries, plums and sweet herbaceous tones. This wine is perfectly structured and, despite its young age, very balanced and harmonious. This is sold with an elegant wooden case.

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Vigna Quintodecimo DOCG 2015: A Wine of Extraordinary Elegance

The Taurasi Riserva Vigna Quintodecimo DOCG 2015 In Wooden Box represents the essence of the winemaking tradition, a cru of two hectares of Aglianico planted in 2001. Located on the north-west side of the estate, this wine is a symbol of quality and refinement.

Characteristics of the Land and the Vineyard

The soil, composed of expandable clay rocks and rich in limestone, gives the wine a unique complexity. The vineyard, located at 420 meters above sea level with a 25% slope and north/west exposure, is cultivated with traditional methods and has a planting density of 5,000 vines per hectare.

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Vigna Quintodecimo DOCG 2015 is a wine that enchants with its class and aromatic intensity. The notes of small fruits, spices and flowers blend in a seductive balance, completed by tasty and well-expressed tannins. Its depth and refinement make it a wine of extraordinary richness and elegance, capable of reaching its peak within the first twenty years and maintaining its characteristics for many years afterwards.

Climatic Conditions and Harvest

The absence of rain after the first week of September and the hot and sunny days of October contributed to the ripening of the grapes. The harvest, which began a week late, led to the creation of a wine with a more sparse conformation of the bunches than normal.