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Verdicchio – the LBD of Italian grapes

Verdicchio – the LBD of Italian grapes | Good Things From Italy - Le Cose Buone d'Italia | Scoop.it

On a recent trip to the Marches, I got to get up close to Verdicchio. I got to see violet bunches being nibbled by wasps as they hung in the late November sun, hover over concrete vats as the fermenting Verdicchio bubbled below and of course taste more of them than I can recall. But rather than the glass-swirling, for me the most interesting part is going to meet the family who make the wine, seeing the winery (no, not the bottling lines!) and getting a general feel for the place, not just the wines.


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Verdicchio Wine – A Light Red Wine Wearing A White Wine Disguise?

Verdicchio Wine – A Light Red Wine Wearing A White Wine Disguise? | Good Things From Italy - Le Cose Buone d'Italia | Scoop.it

‘Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi’ D.O.C (Denomination of Controlled Origin) is one of the most popular white wines in the world and has won numerous awards. The unusual nature of the soil in the Marche area, together with favourable climatic conditions and including the regular breeze (which prevents moisture and mould forming) provides a perfect environment for the development of the grapes. The wines produced in the most sunlit and ventilated areas tend to be more robust and can easily keep for 2 or 3 years, including a short period in oak.


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Luigi Silvestri's curator insight, December 22, 2012 12:44 PM

If you say Verdicchio you say Italian Marche Region

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