Lazio IGT Bianco Moro Bio 2017 - Marco Carpineti

Color: Straw yellow with greenish reflections.
Smell: The nose is fine and elegant, with aromas of peach, almond vegetable notes of cut hay and fern.
Taste: On the palate it is dry, fresh and savory, balanced and structured, mineral with good persistence.
Food pairing: Ideal for appetizers and dishes based on fish and shellfish, delicate white meats and fresh fromage.

Plant density: 4500/5000 plants per hectare.
Breeding system: Espalier.
Harvest period: September/october.
Vinification: Pressing of whole berries and fermentation at controlled temperature for about 12 days.
Refinement: In bottle for about a year.

Marco Carpineti

The Marco Carpineti company solid grows on the slopes of Lepini mountains in Cori, Lazio ancient town dating back to the fourth century B.C., situated 56 km south of Rome, about 400 meters above sea level on an ancient territory. The estate has belonged to the same family for many generations; since 1986 Marco, driven by genuine passion and desire to live in a healthy environment, takes the reins and makes of it a model company, currently in full booming. The most important change was doubtless the adoption in 1994 of the organic agriculture methods, the result of the will to make products really healthy. Herbicides, chemical fertilizers and synthetic products, in fact, are not used in the estate of Marco Carpineti, as assurance for the consumers of wines of absolute quality. To better protect the environment, in most of the property is not performing tillage, but only the control of weeds with mowing. The company currently covers about 52.5 hectares, of which 41 are planted with vineyards and 11.5 with olive grove. The bet is pointing out some grape varieties unknown, which only this territory has preserved as a hidden treasure. White grape varieties cultivated are Bellone, Arciprete Bianco (a Bellone biotype) and two varieties of Greco grapes, called Moro and Giallo, almost disappeared in the territory. Red grape varieties cultivated are Nero Buono di Cori, Montepulciano and Cesanese. Cared by dedicated professionals, vineyards facing south south-west develop in the following locations, that are Capolemole, Pezze di Ninfa and Valle San Pietro. The volcanic soil is specially suitable to the cultivation of vines and olive trees and it is rich in fossils, in particular tuff and, in the highest part, limestone. The grapes are transformed through advanced equipment in the new cellar. This has significant space for processing, storage, aging and maturation of the products, as well as for receiving guests and wine tastings. It's so that the Marco Carpineti company can express a serious agriculture and can offer quality products to its customers.