









 |
|
|
|
|
Classification:
Name:
Origins of the name:
Production area:
Vineyard:
Grape variety:
Vine density:
Vine age:
Training method:
Sun exposure:
Soil:
Yield:
Annual Production:
Vinification:
Aging:
Color:
Bouquet:
Palate:
Alcohol content:
Serve at:
Aging potential:
Food pairings:
Reviews: |
|
Moscato d'Asti DOCG
Ribota
In our local dialect "Ribota" means to be together with friends, eating, drinking, having fun in enjoyable company. for us, this word expresses the spirit of our Moscato.
Bricco Quaglia hills in Bionzo, a small hamlet of Costigliole d'Asti.
Bricco Quaglia
Moscato 100%
5500 per hectare
29 - 31 years
Guyot
south / south-east
calcareous base, mixed clay
9000 kg per ettaro
12000 bottles
Thinning of the grapes at the end of July. Manual harvest at the beginning of September where the finest bunches are collected into small wooden crates. Then grapes are gently pressed. Fermentation takes place in pressure-controlled vessles at low temperatures.
3 months in inox steel vessels of 5000 liters each, with electronically controlled temperature
intense hay yellow
Luscious perfume of spring flowers and honeyed melons/apricots
lightly sweet, with frothy effervescence, light body and fresh, delicate flavors that explode on the palate
5,5°
12°C
1 - 2 years
Though this wine has been renowned for its perfect pairing with deserts, it has become increasingly popular also as an aperitif.
2 Glasses Gambero Rosso, 85/100 Veronelli’s Guide,15/20 L'Espresso’s Guide, Silver Medal 2007 SMV Canada, Vini Buoni D’Italia’s Guide 2009 “Wine not to miss"
|
|
BOERI Alfonso – Via Bricco Quaglia 10, Costigliole d’Asti, Piemonte, Italia -
Tel. +39 333 361 7792 - www.boerivini.it - boeri@boerivini.it
Barbera d'Asti Superiore, Chardonnay Piemonte, Monferrato Dolcetto, Moscato d'Asti |