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Lugana
The history of Lugana is stictly connected with the southern part of Lake Garda which is luckily influenced by a delicate but constant breeze. The vineyards growing on terrains close to its shores feed on mineral substances enreaching the Turbiana grape with unique charactereristics.
Straw yellow color. On the nose it offers fresh fragrances of citrus and aromatic herbs such as sage and mint. On the palate it is tasty and well structured, sustained by a lively acidity and intriguing sapidity.
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Description
Grape varieties: Turbiana.
Production area: in the south part of Lake Garda, in the area of Peschiera.
Soil composition: clay deposits, rich in minerals.
Growing systems: guyot.
Vinification: cold maceration of the grapes. Fermentation in stainless steel tanks and maturation on the yeast.
Food pairings: very appreciated as an aperitif. It is perfect with dishes based on fish especially freshwater fish such as the traditional “lavarello” or the trout from Lake Garda.
Service temperature: 8-10 °C.
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