Brecceto 2001

Trappolini (Italy)

(Latium)

Grechetto, Chardonnay
White Wine	Score: ✧✧✧✭

The wine has a greenish yellow color, very transparent. The olfactory evaluation reveals an elegant and properly defined olfactory profile, of good personality, with good and intense aromas of banana, apple, pear and peach and a hint of acacia. Although this wine is fermented and aged in barrique, wood aromas are very delicate and respect the personality of grapes used to make the wine. In the mouth has good body and the attack is pleasing crisp, well balanced by alcohol. The finish is persistent with agreeable flavors of pear and peach. A well made wine, very agreeable and pleasing which surely invites to repeated tastings. The grapes used to make Brecceto are separately fermented in barrique and are subsequently assembled and aged in bottle for some months.

Alcohol: 12.5%

Fish, White meat, Pasta with fish, Mushroom soups, Soft cheese

Suggested glass	10 °C (50 °F)
(Young and Crisp White Wines)

Issue 5, February 2003

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