2022 Perusini Cabernet Franc

Name: 2022 Perusini Cabernet Franc
Brand: Perusini
SKU: PE0222RA
Price: 24.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

£24.00

Vinification takes place in stainless steel using selected yeasts. The fermentation temperature is around 26° C. During the maceration period of about 18 days, frequent punch-downs and delestage are carried out to extract colour and aromas. At the end of alcoholic fermentation, the wine is kept in stainless steel where it also undergoes malolactic fermentation; it then ages for one year before bottling. In this case, only stainless steel aging is preferred to preserve the characteristic varietal aroma of this wine.

Tasting Note: Characterised by a very spicy nose with typical vegetal and balsamic varietal notes. It has a balanced structure with good sapidity and acidity. It is worked exclusively in stainless steel to maintain its fresh characteristics. Ideal for pairing with game and mushrooms.

Origin: Friuli, Italy

Blend: Cabernet Franc

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Size: 75cl

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Perusini

Perusini vinifies exclusively grapes from the Friuli Colli Orientali DOC. The estate’s vineyards are located on terraced hillsides. The soil consists mainly of Eocene marl (ponca in Friulian), a fossil clay. The vines are trained using rigorous systems (Guyot or double-arched cane) and yield a low production per vine. Today, Carlo, Tommaso, and Michele run the Estate. This is how the family tradition continues on Gramogliano hill, known for centuries for its scenic beauty, soil, exposure, and microclimate.