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Tenuta Sant'Antonio, 2024

Soave DOC Monte di Colognola
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Tenuta Sant'Antonio, 2024

Soave DOC Monte di Colognola
More info
  • Country of origin Italy
  • Region Venetien
  • Hue White wines, Yellow
  • Grapes Trebbiano di Soave, Garganega
  • Alcohol content 12.5 %*
  • Drinking temperature 9 - 12°C
  • Allergen notice Contains sulphites
  • Article / Unit
  • 6x75cl
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Character

The first notes to reach the nose are floral, followed by peach, apricot, quince and a touch of pear. In the mouth these aromas are again prominent, with the addition of berries, exotic fruit and a little citrus, together with a hint of dried fruit. The wine has a slight pétillance and an appealing freshness; it is unbelievably mellow and harmonious, and rounded off by a long finish.

Wine type

Fresh wines
Sweeter wines
Balanced wines

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Tasting notes

Palate character i

Spinnennetz-Chart

Nose flavors

Floral Floral
3
Stone fruit Stone fruit
2.75
Pome fruit Pome fruit
2.25

Palate flavors

Fruity Fruity
3.5
Floral Floral
2
Region

Venetien

With its tourist hotspot of Venice, Veneto is one of Italy’s most popular wine regions – and among the country’s three largest. Geographically, Veneto is very diverse: One third of the area is covered in mountain ranges; the central planes contain extensive rice fields and are marked by a coastline. The Venetian wines are likewise multifarious. A rocky and calcareous soil, overlain with red and brown earth, provides the vines with good growth conditions. The foothills of the Alps secure the Northern border of the vast region and protect the area from the onslaught of the Northern-European weather –thus safeguarding a balanced climate. On the warmer plains on the Adriatic shore, predominantly red vine types are cultivated. Excellent white wines are produced in the cooler regions – undoubtedly the most well-known being Prosecco.


Producer/Brand

Tenuta Sant’Antonio

Vier Brüder und eine Leidenschaft, die ihren Ursprung in den väterlichen Weingärten von San Zeno di Colognola ai Colli im Valpolicella hat, in dem die berühmtesten Veroneser Weine erzeugt werden: Amarone, Valpolicella, Soave. Tenuta Sant’Antonio zählt heute zu den bekanntesten Weingütern im Valpolicella und ist in erster Linie bekannt für kräftige Rotweine – ihr Amarone zählt zu den besten der Welt. Das traditionsreiche Weingut bringt seit 1989 exzellente und mehrfach ausgezeichnete Weine in höchster Qualität hervor, die trotz ihrer Komplexität äusserst zugänglich sind und damit maximalen Trinkspass versprechen.

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