Placato Rosso Vino Rosso

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Italy, Piedmont
Progetto itinerante

0.75L

14% Vol.

Grape variety: uve rosse

Vinification: Spontaneous fermentation in stainless steel with skin maceration for at least 3 weeks.

Aging: In stainless steel and small oak barrels for at least one year.

Serving temperature: 18-20° C

Allergens: contiene solfiti

Red wine from N******o grapes by the Mauro Marengo winery, 2022 vintage.

Everything begins among the rows of Ravera, Terlo, and La Volta, where our Daniele selects the finest grapes cultivated on the family estate.

This is how PLaCaTo Rosso comes to life. Pure N******o: spontaneous fermentation, 30% whole cluster, and aging on fine lees, with a portion aged in wood.

A wine that combines an intense bouquet rich in nuances with the commanding structure of N******o: evolving in the glass, the depth of each sip leaves one surprised and deeply moved.

A wine that speaks to those who take the care to listen.

Number of bottles produced: 599

From the producer

Acinismo

Acinismo is four guys, four winemakers, university classmates, and four producers—but above all, four FRIENDS: Marco, Daniele, Costantino, and Lorenzo.

The goal is as simple as it is profound: to embrace the diversity of every vintage, highlighting its peculiarities and celebrating its unique, unrepeatable nature.

Acinismo is the expression of the berry (l’acino). Acinismo is a "free wine," where all technical knowledge and expertise are brought to the table to minimize human intervention as much as possible, from the vineyard to the cellar.

This is ACINISMO: the elevation of the GRAPE as raw matter.

Acinismo is an itinerant and widespread project; these are "community wines." The project's first two labels are Placato Rosso and Placato Bianco. Placato is the acronym for Progetto LAnga CAnavese TOrino: a two-way street connecting Novello to Val di Chy, passing through Turin.

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