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Don Camillo Sangiovese Terre di Chieti
Don Camillo Sangiovese from the Abruzzo IGT Terre di Chieti – a red wine that shows what southern Italy has to offer beyond the major denominations.
The blend consists of 85% Sangiovese and 15% Cabernet Sauvignon. After maceration, 10% of the juice is drawn off (saignée method), which increases concentration and color depth. Temperature-controlled fermentation with selected yeasts lasts approximately three weeks, with regular pump-overs for color extraction. This is followed by malolactic fermentation and six months of aging in barriques – 30% French, 50% American, and 20% Caucasian oak. A further six months of bottle aging precedes release.
In the glass: dark purplish-red with violet reflections. The nose reveals ripe dark berries, cinnamon, vanilla, and a hint of green bell pepper. On the palate, powerful yet smooth – velvety tannins, a fruity core, and a long, warm finish.
Serving temperature 16–18 °C. Pairs well with pasta al ragù, grilled lamb or spicy pecorino cheese.
Nutritional values per 100 ml
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Ingredients (as on the German label)
Traube, rektifiziertes Traubenmostkonzentrat, Gummi arabicum, Dimethyldicarbonat, Sulfite
The Winery
Fantini Vini is a corporate group in Southern Italy that was founded in 1994 in the Abruzzo region under the name Farnese by three visionary friends: Filippo, Valentino, and Camillo.
They were also called the three dreamers because they succeeded in realizing an impossible dream: to create something that would become the pride of Southern Italy. Despite the fact that they had neither money nor their own vineyards, they developed an extremely innovative business model that, 30 years later, can boast more than 100 successful wines from the south of Italy.
Mundus Vini 2024: "Best Italian Producer".
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