Serafini & Vidotto

Italy - 

Veneto - 

Nervesa della Battaglia 

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Red Abbey Montello Asolo

Cabernet Sauvignon, Cabernet Franc, Merlot

Production area: Montello - Nervesa della Battaglia

Terrain: argilloso e calcareo

Harvest: manual

Vinification: in wooden barrels

Refinement: In wooden barrels from 15 to 18 months depending on the vintage and grape variety

Color: deep ruby red

Fragrance: astonishes with its balanced complexity. Intense and distinct aromas of ripe fruits (red plums, black cherries), candied citrus fruits, intertwine with floral, herbaceous and balsamic scents

Flavor: Full-bodied, harmonious, highly elegant tannins are perfectly integrated. The finish is long, intense and complex

Alcoholic Grade: 13.5% vol

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THE COMPANY

In Nervesa della Battaglia, close to the remains of the Abbey where, between 1551 and 1555, Monsignor della Casa wrote the Galateo, in the territories of the Serenissima that have always been devoted to the production of red wines, Serafini&Vidotto was established in 1986. The company works to preserve the soil and its vitality by maintaining the supply of organic substance: all the vines are organically farmed and only when necessary are copper and sulphur used, to a minimum. The cultivated vine is not exploited but, on the contrary, it is cared for so that it expresses its potential to the full and the quality that its fruit, having become wine, will find in the glass. From this great work in the vineyard and then in the cellar come the terroir wines such as Manzoni and Recantina, passing through Pinot Noir, which in the Roccolo version is interpreted masterfully to the Rosso dell’Abazia, the archetype of the Bordeaux blend in Italy. Today, Antonello and Francesco, assisted by their eldest son Matteo, represent the excellence of Treviso winemaking and ecology.