I Sassi di Lolocco Rosso Toscano IGT
Rosso Toscano IGT • Merlot 100%
Volume: 0,75l
Plant density: 6,250 plants / ha
Training system: Guyot
Soil: medium stony mixture derived from marly limestone of the alberese type and clayey schists (eocene) sandstone (oligocene) medium-high presence of skeleton.
The Apennine influence is evident in the area, resulting in strong temperature changes especially in the summer period; viticulture therefore develops
in a particularly suitable environment. In the vineyard plot from which these Merlot grapes come, the presence of clay is high
Agronomic management of the vineyards: Organic
Harvest: manual in 15 kg boxes
Vinification: temperature controlled steel tank for about 25 days
Aging: about 18 months in French oak barrels of first passage; after bottling it is left to rest in the bottle for a few months before being placed on the market
Serving temperature: 15-18 ° C
Label: design by Marcello Scuffi
Rodina Pratesi vyrába víno v oblasti Carmignano už päť generácií. V roku 1875 Pietro Pratesi kúpil panstvo Lolocco v srdci Carmignano, kde sa už vtedy vyrábalo víno a olej. Vinárstvo Fabrizio Pratesi v Lolocco produkuje najlepšie vína v husto vysadených viniciach. Carmignano sa nachádza v srdci Toskánska a dokonca aj Mediciovci rozpoznali v tomto malom meste výrobu vysoko kvalitného vína. V skutočnosti Cosimo III dè Medici v roku 1716 s výzvou vymedzili štyri oblasti venované výrobe kvalitného vína a jednou z nich bola Carmignano.
The Pratesi family has been producing wine in the Carmignano area for five generations. It was Pietro Pratesi who bought the Lolocco estate in 1875 in the heart of Carmignano, where wine and oil were already produced. And in Lolocco the Fabrizio Pratesi winery produces the best wines in high-density planted vineyards. Carmignano is located in the heart of Tuscany and even the Medici recognized this small town the production of high quality wine. In fact Cosimo III dè Medici in 1716 with a Call delimited four areas dedicated to the production of quality wine, one of these was Carmignano.