Ludi Offida Rosso DOCG Magnum

Größe:0,75 l1,5 l (Magnum)

Aromen von fleischigem Obst, Lakritze und Graphit, weiche Tannine, langer Abgang.

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Ludi Offida Rosso DOCG Magnum

Ludi — Latin for "games" — is not a flagship wine that has to prove a style, but rather the freedom that Velenosi consciously allowed himself. The result is a red wine with real substance.

The Velenosi winery is located in Ascoli Piceno in the Marche region, which receives less international attention than Tuscany, but boasts the Offida DOCG, one of central Italy's most strictly regulated red wine appellations. Piceno, a relative of Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, with its Adriatic climate and clay-rich soils, shapes the style: robust, but not heavy.

On the nose, the Ludi displays dark, fleshy fruit—blackberry, black plum—with licorice and a mineral hint of graphite in the background. On the palate, soft, well-integrated tannins, supportive acidity, and a long, spicy finish. The magnum bottle further slows down the aging process, giving the wine time to develop.

Recommendation: Pair with leg of lamb with rosemary, grilled beef steak, or a mature Pecorino delle Marche. Serving temperature 16–18 °C. Drinking window 2024–2029. The magnum is well-suited for a larger table—or as a gift with a guarantee of aging potential.

Country of Origin Italy
Region Brands
Wine Color red wine
Vintage 2019
Alcohol Content 14.5% Vol.
SKU :VJ1471-2019
Taste Dry
Serving Temperature 16-18°C
Closure Type Natural cork
Bottle Size 1.5 l
Producer Velenosi
Distributor
Allergens Sulfites
Velenosi-Logo: italienisches Weingut aus den Marken, gegründet 1984

Velenosi

Founded in 1984 by Angela and Ercole Velenosi, the Italian winery Velenosi is located approximately 25 km from the Adriatic Sea. Situated at an altitude of about 150-200 meters above sea level, Velenosi cultivates around 145 hectares of vineyards, growing grape varieties such as Pecorino, Montepulciano, Sangiovese, and Verdicchio. Approximately two million bottles of wine are bottled annually in their own cellar.

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