“Tre Ripe” Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC

Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi boasts a microclimate well suited for lighter and fresher
Verdicchio expression. Clay and limestone amplify minerality and freshness of fruit character. A tell-tale varietal note of all Verdicchio is often described as sweet almond. Verdicchio is a non-aromatic variety, but expect a streak of citrus to show, especially lime. Because Verdicchio maintains high levels of tartaric acidity, the wines can be crisp, refreshing and highly age-worthy.


Wine exported to

USA

Grape Varieties:

100% Verdicchio

Fermentation container:

Stainless steel tanks

Length of alcoholic fermentation:

15 days

Type of yeast:

Native/cultivated

Fermentation temperature:

21 °C (70 °F)

Aging containers:

Stainless steel and Concrete

Aging in bottle:

6 months

Closure:

Cork

Organic:

Yes

Vineyard location:

Guyot and double Guyot

Soil composition:

Clay and limestone

Vine training:

Guyot and double Guyot

Altitude:

656-1,148 feet (200-350 meters) above sea level

Vine density:

1,666 in old vineyards; 5,291 in new vineyards

Yield:

90 quintals

Exposure:

East and northeast

Total yearly production (in bottles):

75,000

Tasting notes:

Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi boasts a microclimate well suited for lighter and fresher Verdicchio expression. Clay and limestone amplify minerality and freshness of fruit character. A tell-tale varietal note of all Verdicchio is often described as sweet almond. Verdicchio is a non-aromatic variety, but expect a streak of citrus to show, especially lime. Because Verdicchio maintains high levels of tartaric acidity, the wines can be crisp, refreshing and highly age-worthy.

Serving temperature:

Best served at 10-12 °C (50- 53.6 °F).

Food pairings:

Verdicchio brilliantly pairs with Fritto Misto, and within the context of local fare, all things seafood are natural go-to pairings. Verdicchio excels with bright flavors inspired by coastal Mexican dishes, such as ceviche and fish tacos.

Alcohol:

12.5%

Winemaker:

Alessandro Fenino