“Cassiano” Rosso Vigneti delle Dolomiti IGT 2022 (BIO)

Tenuta Manincor | South Tyrol
Weingut Manincor | St. Josef am See 4 | IT 39052 Kaltern

01142422 · 0,75 l · 45,33 €/l · Price (DE) incl. VAT, excl. Shippingavailable immediately

Named after Cassian, the son of Count Michael Goëss-Enzenberg, who was born in 1996, the same year that Manincor opened its own winery. A name that stands for new beginnings, for the future, for the next generation. The cuvée combines six international grape varieties from the estate's best red wine sites: Manincor, Seehof and Panholzerhof, between 250 and 280 metres above sea level. Exposed to the south-east with a view of the lake, the vines are rooted in strong sandy loam soils interspersed with limestone gravel and glacial rock deposits – these plots are among the warmest sites in South Tyrol. Each grape variety is vinified separately. Mash fermentation takes place spontaneously in wooden vats with wild yeasts. Maceration lasts between 10 and 20 days – depending on the variety and the desired tannin structure. Finesse and elegance are the top priorities, not strength for strength's sake. The 16-month maturation in barriques (one third new wood) refines the structure without dominating the fruit. Blending only takes place shortly before bottling – the art of composition, in which character and individuality merge with solemnity and elegance.

Rich, dark garnet colour with a delicately brightening rim. Elegant cuvée that exudes a dense and promising bouquet of cassis, rose petals and black cherries. Medium-bodied and well-proportioned on the palate, elegant, complex and impressively long on the finish with flavours of dark red fruits and spices. SUPERIORE.DE

"The art of composition. Six great red varieties from our best vineyards play together subtly in this wine: Character and individuality paired with festivity and elegance." Michael Graf Goëss-Enzenberg, Weingut Manincor

"A savoury wine with graphite, butter, latte and subtle strawberry and plum on the nose. Medium-bodied, it shows crisp tannins, crisp acidity and a finish of cloves and chalk. Will develop well." James Suckling