It has an amber color with golden hues. Aged 24 months in barriques and small casks. Natural ageing in barriques and small casks in the Nonino cellars, under seal and permanent surveillance by the Customs and Monopoly Agency. Bottled without color additives. I Vigneti Monovitigno are obtained by distilling pomace from a single grape which is linked to more dedicated production zone.
TASTING NOTES
COLOUR Amber color with golden shades for the aging in barriques.
PALATE Soft and floral with notes of almond and green apple which soften into a slight scent of vanilla and chocolate.
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Specific References
Selected and destemmed marc, fresh and tender Moscato grapes harvested from suitable areas.
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