Falanghina is a white grape variety, already known in Roman times. It was probably the Roman merchants who imported this grape from Greece, spreading its cultivation in the Center and in the South. In fact, it seems that the name of the Falanghina variety derives from the Latin “phalangae”, that is “tied to the pole” for the ancient cultivation system with which the vine was grown. The nobility of the vine is also testified by the presence of a “Falanchina” in the Royal Botanical Garden of Naples. In the 1930s, Falanghina was included among the best Italian vines, so much so that it was widespread in the South to improve production. Today Falanghina in Campania is experiencing a moment of renewed rediscovery and enhancement.
Irpinia Falanghina D.O.C.
“La Solagna” 2019
€ 10,00
DENOMINATION: Typical geographical indication i.g.t.
GRAPES: 100% Falangina
WINE TYPE: White
VINEYARD LOCATION MUNICIPALITIES: Site in Benevento
EXPOSURE: South-East
ALTITUDE: 300 m s.l.m.
TYPE OF LAND: mostly medium mixture.
TRAINING SYSTEM: Espalier training with Guyot pruning.
PLANT DENSITY: 3000 vines per hectare
AGE OF VINEYARD: About 15 years
HARVEST PERIOD: End of September.
YIELD PER HECTARE: 90 quintals / ha
VINIFICATION: Classic white vinification in temperature-controlled steel tanks.
AGING: In bottle for at least a month.
COLOR: Pale straw yellow with greenish reflections.
BOUQUET: Fresh and fruity with strong notes of citrus, green apple, kiwi and white flowers.
ORGANOLEPTIC EXAM: Very fresh thanks to a marked acidity in perfect balance with the structure of the wine.
PAIRINGS: Excellent with seafood, grilled fish, and also as an aperitif.
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CLASSIFICATION: Irpinia extra virgin olive oil
CULTIVAR: Ravece and local ecotypes
OLIVE GROVE: Ariano Irpino, Montecalvo Irpino and the whole Ufita Valley
CCONDUCTION: Olive groves for rent.
LAND: The Normano oil production seals are located on a clayey, tufaceous and rich in mineral soil, with exposure to the South-West and on average altitudes of 600 m s.l.m. .
COLLECTION: Manual harvesting system, as soon as the veraison begins for the preservation of all the perfumes, although it has a lower yield, but a higher quality.
FRANGING AND DECANATION: Mechanical crushing and cold pressing. Natural decantation without filtration.
SENSORIAL CHARACTERS: The color is bright green. The aroma is similar to the aroma of grass, moderately fruity with hints of tomato leaf, artichoke and sage. The taste is fruity, with a velvety consistency and good flavor with spicy and bitter notes.
PAIRINGS: Ideal for appetizers, such as tomato bruschetta and seafood salads; to season first courses such as soups and minestrone, or second courses like grilled meat and fish.
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