2022 Tenuta Foresto - La Comèdie

$46.00

Producer | Tenuta Foresto

Region | Piedmont

Variety | Barbera

Alcohol |

100% Barbera grapes that come from young vineyards (15 years), found on sand and tufa soil. The grapes are partially de-stemmed and placed in 50 hl cement tanks where they remain for less than 24 hours. It is immediately drawn off, pressed and then transferred to a 35hl stainless steel tank. Here it carries out part of the spontaneous fermentation in contact with the skins, without temperature control. 2-3 punch downs per day are carried out as needed. A small part of the must is preserved before fermentation, it will be used to restart the fermentation inside the bottle. The wine is bottled in the spring in a waning moon and aged 6 months in bottle. No SO2 added.

Producer | Tenuta Foresto

Region | Piedmont

Variety | Barbera

Alcohol |

100% Barbera grapes that come from young vineyards (15 years), found on sand and tufa soil. The grapes are partially de-stemmed and placed in 50 hl cement tanks where they remain for less than 24 hours. It is immediately drawn off, pressed and then transferred to a 35hl stainless steel tank. Here it carries out part of the spontaneous fermentation in contact with the skins, without temperature control. 2-3 punch downs per day are carried out as needed. A small part of the must is preserved before fermentation, it will be used to restart the fermentation inside the bottle. The wine is bottled in the spring in a waning moon and aged 6 months in bottle. No SO2 added.

ABOUT THE PRODUCER

Tenuta Foresto is located in the province of Asti, in Nizza Monferrato, which is the centre of the ‘Nizza’ DOCG in the heart of Piemonte. The estate is led by Francesco Pozzobon, who is originally from Veneto. It covers eight hectares, with around six planted with vines.

Francesco works primarily with Barbera, Cortese, Moscato, and Chardonnay. All of his vines farmed organically and following the Fukuoka method. Nizza Monferrato produces genuine wines that represent not only the different varietals and ‘terroirs’ but above all the powerful imprint of nature.