Collalto is proud of the leading position it has achieved in producing four of the Incrocio Manzoni varieties that have withstood the challenges of time and market tastes. That includes the 2.15 variety, usually called Manzoni Rosso, which is a cross between Glera and Cabernet Sauvignon.
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Manzoni Rosso 2.15
IGP
From 12.7€9.5€
| VARIETY | 100% Incrocio Manzoni 2.15 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Manzoni Rosso 2.15, Colli Trevigiani IGP |
| HARVEST | 2020 |
| ALCOHOL | 13% |
Manzoni Rosso 2.15 IGP
Description
sommelier notes
Tasting
It appears a spacious and luminous ruby red. The nose displays an uncommon grace and delicacy, with notes of fruit that are enfolding and ultra-smooth, and just a touch of that herbaceousness classic to Cabernet Sauvignon. That same smoothness marks the palate as well, then the finish displays a fine, judicious crispness, both qualities making this wine both immediately delicious yet suitable as well for cellaring.
How to enjoy it
Food Pairing
It is excellent with lighter meat dishes. But try it too as a more unexpected partner to full-flavoured fish for instance, fish soups, chowders, etc; in this case, serve it slightly cool, at 16°C. It is also a fine accompaniment to briefly-aged raw-milk cheeses.
Manzoni Rosso 2.15
Vinification
GROWING AREA
Grapes: Incrocio Manzoni 2.15 (Glera and Cabernet Sauvignon), grown exclusively in our estate vineyards
Location: hills on the left bank of the Piave river
Aspect: south
Soils: predominantly clay
HARVEST
Yield per hectare: 70 quintals
Harvest period: 15-25 September
WINE PRODUCTION
Vinification: after the clusters are de-stemmed and pressed and the wine fermented, it macerates on the skins 8-10 days; the wine then undergoes spontaneous malolactic fermentation, is filtered, and then begins its maturation.
Maturation: stainless steel tank for 12 months, 1 month in big barrel, then some months in bottle.
TECHNICAL ANALYSIS
Alcohol: 13% vol.
Acidity: 5 g/l
