LANGHE SAUVIGNON
DENOMINAZIONE DI ORIGINE CONTROLLATA
GARBLET SUÉ
A grape variety with a white berry, it comes from the Bordeaux area of France. The name comes from the French word sauvage (“wild”), an adjective referencing its autochthonous plant origins in the south-west of France. It is one of the most widespread white-berry grape varieties in the winemaking world, with which you can make fresh white wines strongly characterised by the varietal.
Municipality of production
Castiglione Falletto
Grape Variety
100% Sauvignon
Aspect
South-West
Altitude (a.s.l.)
220 m
Soil
Medium textured, loose on the surface and limestone with hard layers of underground marl
Training system
Upwards-trained vertical-trellised with traditional Guyot pruning
Age of the vineyard (years)
10
Plant density
4,400 plants
Cropping level per hectare
80 ql grapes
Processing
Crushing/destemming, off-the-skins vinification
Vinification
In stainless steel temperature controlled vats
AWARDS >
GUIDA | guide | ANNATA | vintage | PUNTEGGIO | score | PREMI | awards |
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James Suckling | 2018 | 90/100 |