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POGGIO RIDENTE - Orange Wine “Viorange”

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POGGIO RIDENTE - Orange Wine “Viorange”

POGGIO RIDENTE - Orange Wine “Viorange”

An old and new style at the same time. The prolonged contact with the skins of grapes, variety Viognier, first with the must, then with wine or almost wine, gives unusual flavors and colors for a wine made from  ORGANIC white grapes. A classic vinification as used for red wines. The grape skins give up the substances contained in them making the wine much more complex both in the nose and mouth.

No filtration was done but we obtained the illimpidimento of the wine by reassembling in the first months and simple decanting by maturing the wine in cement tanks, until the time of bottling.

The carefully controlled fermentation is followed by 8 months of ageing in cement tanks.

Our farm covers about 20 hectares, with 11 hectares of vineyards, surrounded by forests and hedges at more than 470 meters above sea level. We’ve always worked organically, and now we’re taking the next step toward becoming a biodynamic farm.

I often think of my father, who followed the traditions of this land with care and dedication. I believe the future depends on keeping that connection to the past alive — taking what’s meaningful and letting it guide us forward.

For us, moving toward biodynamics is a natural choice. It gives a small winery like ours the chance to offer something different from large-scale production — a wine that truly reflects the place it comes from.

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An old and new style at the same time. The prolonged contact with the skins of grapes, variety Viognier, first with the must, then with wine or almost wine, gives unusual flavors and colors for a wine made from  ORGANIC white grapes. A classic vinification as used for red wines. The grape skins give up the substances contained in them making the wine much more complex both in the nose and mouth.

No filtration was done but we obtained the illimpidimento of the wine by reassembling in the first months and simple decanting by maturing the wine in cement tanks, until the time of bottling.

The carefully controlled fermentation is followed by 8 months of ageing in cement tanks.

Our farm covers about 20 hectares, with 11 hectares of vineyards, surrounded by forests and hedges at more than 470 meters above sea level. We’ve always worked organically, and now we’re taking the next step toward becoming a biodynamic farm.

I often think of my father, who followed the traditions of this land with care and dedication. I believe the future depends on keeping that connection to the past alive — taking what’s meaningful and letting it guide us forward.

For us, moving toward biodynamics is a natural choice. It gives a small winery like ours the chance to offer something different from large-scale production — a wine that truly reflects the place it comes from.