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Custoza Bianco Cavalchina 2024

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Custoza Bianco Cavalchina 2024

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Custoza Bianco Cavalchina is produced with a blend of 40% Garganega, 30% Fernanda (Custoza clone), 15% Trebbiano, 15% Trebbianello (Tocai clone). The different ripening times of the individual vines suggest the separate vinification of the grapes.

Type of wine White

Specifications Custoza DOC

Body Thin

Region VENETO

In summary

Wine list: Custoza

Grape varieties: Garganega 40%, Fernanda 30%, Trebbiano Toscano 15%, Trebbianello 15%

Alcohol Degree: 12,50%

Country: ITALY

Production area: GARDA

Year: 2024

Format: Bottle 75 cl

Awards & Recognition

Rate Webdivino: Vini premiati Webdivino > 90

75/100

How to taste it

When to drink it: 0-2 years

Serving Temperature: 8-10 °C

Recommended glass: Medium cup (red / young white) Calice medio (rossi/bianchi giovani)

Recommended pairings: Cheese - fresh , Crustaceans, First seafood dishes, Raw fish,

Visual tasting

Crystalline, straw yellow in color with light greenish reflections. Fairly consistent.

Olfactory tasting

Quite intense and complex, with notes of hawthorn and white peach. Quite refined.

Taste tasting

Dry, quite warm, quite soft, fresh, and quite savory. Fresh and light.

What to pair wine with Custoza Bianco Cavalchina 2024

Custoza Bianco Cavalchina pairs well with fresh appetizers and simple first courses.

Contains sulfites.

Description

Custoza Bianco Cavalchina is produced with a blend of 40% Garganega, 30% Fernanda (Custoza clone), 15% Trebbiano, 15% Trebbianello (Tocai clone). The different ripening periods of the individual vines, early September for Trebbianello, mid-September for Fernanda and early October for Trebbiano and Garganega suggest the separate vinification of the grapes.