The Romans themselves knew how to make use of the particularly fertile soil around the village of St. Pauls, not to mention the light and the downwinds that characterise this location: Luzia is a luminous, deep Blauburgunder (Pinot Nero) that pays homage to the Roman villa whose remains still stand above the Luzia vines today.
Multifaceted aroma spectrum of small red berries such as wild berries and currants but also raspberries and cherries, filigree floral and herbal . Elegant in the drink with a supple tannin structure and a fine spicy-fruity long finish.
Deep soils of limestone rubble above San Paolo (350-500m.a.s.l.)
Cold maceration for some days followed by slow fermentation at controlled temperature in stainless steel. Maturation in big wooden barrels and Tonneaux
With pasta, light meat, mushroom dishes and aged cheese
Contains sulphites
| BOTTLE | CORK | CAPSULE |
|---|---|---|
| GL 71 | FOR 51 | C/ALU 90 |
| Green & Blue Glass | Cork | Alluminium |
| At the end of life SEPARATE WASTE COLLECTION |
| Check the provisions of your Municipality. |
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