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Blanc de Maremma Toscana blending Vermentino and Viognier, vinified in steel then aged 4 months in tank and 3 months in bottle, at €16.31 instead of €20.50. No distinction or mention of organic, orange wine, sulfite-free or vegan is specified.
Maremma Toscana named with Vermentino and Viognier, a coherent blend for the area; the Viognier remains an international grape with no detailed link to the terroir.
No award or guide mentioned, producer not cited in a reputation text: absence of information, not a documented flaw.
At €16.31 instead of €20.50, the price remains coherent for a Maremma white aged 4 months in steel and 3 months in bottle.
Precise pairings (antipasti di mare, fish, crostacei), fresh, fruity and floral profile described, serving at 8-10 °C indicated: an easy-to-match whole.
Meletti Cavallari named and located in Maremma, steel vinification at controlled temperature, 4 months of ageing and 3 months in bottle specified.
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Comment on noteThe wine
Let me guide you towards a discovery that recently enchanted my senses: a white from Tuscany, far from the beaten track. This Borgeri Bianco from the Meletti Cavallari estate is a gem, a wine that whispers the authenticity of its land with surprising delicacy.
This wine takes root in Maremma Toscana, a region where the generous sun and sea breezes sculpt unique wine-growing landscapes. The Meletti Cavallari estate cultivates its vines there with passion, seeking to express the richness of this terroir. It is here, on hills bathed in light and clay-limestone soils, that this Borgeri Bianco is born, a blend of Vermentino and Viognier, two grape varieties that complement each other wonderfully to offer a singular aromatic and taste expression.
From the very first glance, its colour seduces you with its clarity, a pale yellow with green tints, a promise of freshness. On the nose, you will be enveloped by a fresh and fruity bouquet, where delicate floral notes mingle with touches of citrus, green apple and wildflowers. It is an invitation to taste, a fragrant dance that awakens curiosity. On the palate, this wine reveals itself harmonious, endowed with remarkable liveliness and a pleasant sapidity that irresistibly calls for the next sip. Its vinification, carried out in temperature-controlled steel tanks, preserves all this freshness and these primary aromas. After four months of ageing in steel, it refines for a further three months in bottle, gaining in complexity and roundness.
Imagine this Borgeri Bianco on your table, ready to accompany your moments of sharing. I highly recommend it with seafood antipasti, grilled fish or shellfish. Its freshness and finesse will enhance these dishes, creating a perfect balance of flavours. It is the ideal wine for a sunny lunch, an aperitif with friends or a light dinner. It brings a touch of elegance without ever being ostentatious, just a simple and authentic pleasure, in the image of the Tuscany I so love to introduce you to.