Scolaris

"Schioppettino" Friuli Isonzo 2010

  • Wine typeSweet
  • Friuli - ItalyFriuli - Italy
  • VitignoSchioppettino
  • Serve withstarter
  • points14 points

Prices valid for European countries €14.00

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Wine description

color: deep bright-red colour, sometimes with garnet red hues
smell: its bouquet reminds red fruits such as wild blackberry, sour cherry and blueberry, with a scent of spices and musk
palate: the same sensations are scented in the mouth thanks to its sweetness. its body is balanced and pleasant with a solid structure and a good aromatic persistency.
serving temperature: 18-20° C
alcohol content: 13% vol.

From the vinyard to the table

Scolaris Vini from S. Lorenzo Isontino (GO) is a wine-producing Company located in Friuli Venezia-Giulia (North-East of Italy) in the so-called “Collio”, an area renown and appreciated for the high quality of its wines.
The Company has a long history and a solid tradition: founded in 1924 by Giovanni Scolaris Senior was one of the first companies to cultivate, winemaking and sell the original wines of the region (DOC Collio and DOC Isonzo).
Nowadays, Marco Scolaris thanks to his passion for viticulture and his total dedication and commitment, lead the Company merging the tradition of the family with the new technologies of production, with a constant attention to every detail from vineyard, to cellar and bottle looking for excellence at every stage.
Scolaris winery, through continuous refinements, represents a near age-old experience where technological innovation becomes the tool to produce wines that respond to consumers’ trend towards the search for ancestral tastes revised and updated in modern key.

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  • A horizontal tasting is where different wines of the same vintage (year) are tasted. This is a good way of determining which producer or vineyard you prefer.
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  • A fun way to test your knowledge of varieties (cabernet, pinot noir, zinfandel, etc.) is to disguise the bottles and have the tasters guess the variety based on the aroma, color, and taste of the wine.
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  • A good way to test whether a wine is appropriately priced is to purchase wines of the same variety but with widely varying prices, cover the labels, have the tasting, and then see if the reviews reflect the cost of the wine.

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