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Fiano Di Avellino Quintodecimo 'Exultet' 2024

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Fiano Di Avellino Quintodecimo 'Exultet' 2024

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The Fiano di Avellino ''Exultet'' Quintodecimo is an elegant and refined interpretation of the Fiano di Avellino.

Type of wine White

Specifications Fiano di Avellino DOCG

Body Full-bodied

Region CAMPANIA

In summary

Wine list: Fiano

Grape varieties: Fiano 100%

Alcohol Degree: 13,50%

Country: ITALY

Production area: IRPINIA

Year: 2024

Format: Bottle 75 cl

Awards & Recognition

Rate Webdivino: Vini premiati Webdivino > 90

90/100

How to taste it

When to drink it: 3-5 years

Serving Temperature: 10-12 °C

Recommended glass: Large cup (red medium / mature white) Calice grande (rossi medi / bianchi maturi)

Recommended pairings: Cheese - fresh , First meat dishes, First seafood dishes, Fish fry, Fish soups, Ham and salami, White meat - Poultry / Veal,

Visual tasting

Crystalline, bright straw yellow in color with strong golden reflections. Consistent.

Olfactory tasting

Intense, complex, and refined. Aromas of exotic fruit, candied citrus, and honey in a very light mineral finish.

Taste tasting

Dry, warm, soft, fresh, and savory. A long-lived wine that can age well for several decades.

What to pair wine with Fiano Di Avellino Quintodecimo 'Exultet' 2024

The Fiano di Avellino ''Exultet'' Quintodecimo pairs well with rich, structured first courses and semi-mature cheeses.

Contains sulfites.

Description

Fiano di Avellino ''Exultet'' Quintodecimo is an elegant and refined interpretation of Fiano di Avellino. It is produced exclusively with grapes from a single Fiano vineyard located in Lapio. It has a bright yellow color with green highlights and distinct varietal aromas of lime, acacia, and thyme. With a dense and continuous structure, it develops aromas of exotic fruit, candied citrus, and honey in a very light mineral matrix. Its particular elegance also derives from the brief aging in small oak barrels during fermentation. It is a long-lived wine that can age well for several decades thanks to its richness in aromatic precursors and its freshness and integrity of flavor. The name given to the wine comes from the Exultet of Mirabella Eclano, which also features a tribute to bees. Exultet are liturgical scrolls from the Southern Middle Ages. They are a sort of multimedia product ante litteram made up of sheets of parchment sewn together on which the text of the benedictio cerei is transcribed, accompanied by musical notations and illustrated by miniatures that run in the opposite direction to the writing.