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Etichetta Nera Gavi dei Gavi® DOCG Magnum 1.5L
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Etichetta Nera Gavi dei Gavi® DOCG Magnum 1.5L
The Gavi dei Gavi Etichetta Nera from La Scolca is the benchmark against which other Gavis are measured – concentrated, yet of remarkable finesse and with genuine aging potential.
For decades, La Scolca has been cultivating the high-altitude vineyards around Rovereto in the southern Piedmont, the core area of the Gavi DOCG. This black-label cuvée comes from old vines with particularly low yields – the berries provide a correspondingly dense aromatic profile while maintaining the lean structure characteristic of the Cortese grape.
In the glass, it displays green pear, ripe citrus zest, and a hint of white flowers. The acidity is precise without being sharp, and the finish is salty-mineral and long. What distinguishes it from many other Gavis is that it has enough depth to continue maturing after several years in the cellar – drinking window until 2030.
Served chilled at 10–12 °C, it pairs well with langoustines in beurre blanc, steamed clams, or a simple grilled sea bass with lemon. It is also a safe choice with mild burrata or Risi e Bisi.
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The Winery
La Scolca is an Italian winery from the Piedmont region. It was founded around 1919 by the Soldati family and is now in its fifth generation under the leadership of Giorgio Soldati and his daughter Chiara Soldati.
The winery's vineyards are located just a few kilometers from the sea, offering perfect temperature conditions. The soils are characterized by limestone and clay, as well as a high iron content. On its total of 50 hectares of vineyards, La Scolca cultivates grape varieties such as Cortese, Cortese di Gavi, or Pinot Noir for the production of its wines.
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