Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi Classico Superiore DOC 2022

MXN $615

Grape: 100% Verdicchio

Region: Le Marche, Italy

Appellation: Verdicchio di Castelli di Jesi DOC

You’ll taste/smell: Leo Felici was awarded best winemaker of the year in 2020 by Gambero Rosso, the most important Italian wine publication; this wine highlights the natural high acidity of the grape and strong mineral overlay; notes of stone fruits and lemony citrus, a precise and fresh white wine that you need to try as this Verdicchio is consider as elegant as a Chablis.

Good to have it with: a perfectly seared tuna, shrimp pasta or with pesto, mozzarella di bufala or black olives.

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Description

Wine Details:

A blend of young and older vineyards (6-7 years and 35 years old vines in average respectively).

Alcohol Grade: 13.5%
Aging/ Vinification: After harvest by hand, it is given a short soak on the skins before pressing and is fermented in stainless steel with native yeasts. The wine is then aged on the lees for three months and in the bottle another two prior to release.

Best to have it: 7-10ºC

Aging Potential: 6 years

Size: 750 ml

The Producer: Andrea Felici

Andrea Felici’s winery, located in the Marche region of Italy, specializes in producing Verdicchio wines. Run by Leopardo Felici since 2007, the estate practices organic viticulture, emphasizing minimal intervention and natural methods. The vineyard, perched 516 meters above sea level, benefits from the cool, breezy climate, which enhances the wines’ acidity and minerality. The winery produces two wines: “Il Cantico della Figura” and “Castelli di Jesi Classico Superiore,” both known for their purity and ability to age gracefully.

In 2020, he won the coveted award for ‘Italy’s Best Winemaker’ by the Gambero Rosso Guide, and from there his star power has only continued to soar.

 

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Winemaking style

Organic

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Low ABV

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