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What: From Sangiovese, Malvasia Nera and Colorino
Why: For a rich bouquet
Perfect with: Grilled meats, game, elaborate pastas, cured meats and medium-aged cheeses
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What: From Sangiovese, Malvasia Nera and Colorino
Why: For a rich bouquet
Perfect with: Grilled meats, game, elaborate pastas, cured meats and medium-aged cheeses
Italy
Az. Agr. Pietro Beconcini ss. Via Montorzo 13/A 56028 San Miniato (PI)
Terre di Pisa DOC (established in 2011 to promote quality wine production in the province of Pisa), Beconcini's Maurleo is a blend of Sangiovese (50%), Malvasia Nera (35%) and Colorino (15%). It comes from San Miniato, in the heart of Tuscany, an area known for its rolling hills and rich winemaking history. The vineyards extend over land composed of clay and Pliocene sands, with a high salt and limestone content, a legacy of an ancient ocean that once covered the region. Sangiovese, the main grape variety in Tuscany, brings structure and acidity to the wine, while Malvasia Nera contributes intense aromatic notes and a pleasant smoothness to the blend. Finally, Colorino adds depth of colour and delicate tannins. Maurleo is vinified in temperature-controlled concrete tanks, using only indigenous yeasts present on the grapes. Maceration on the skins lasts 28 days for the Sangiovese and 20 days for the Malvasia Nera and the Colorino, allowing for a complete extraction of aromas and tannins. After malolactic fermentation, the wine ages for about 12 months in French oak barriques and tonneaux, followed by at least 6 months of bottle aging before being released on the market. An intense ruby red colour with bluish reflections, the nose reveals a bouquet rich in ripe red fruit, accompanied by toasted scents and a light note of vanilla. In the mouth it is pleasantly soft, with well-present tannins that give it structure and are balanced by the characteristic sweetness of Malvasia Nera. The finish is long and harmonious. A decidedly versatile wine, it goes well with grilled meats, game birds and pasta dishes with meat and vegetables. It also goes well with cold cuts and medium-aged cheeses, enhancing the flavours of the dishes without overpowering them.
The Pietro Beconcini Winery is located in San Miniato, in the heart of Tuscany. Its history began in the 1950s, when the grandfather of the current owner, Leonardo Beconcini, managed to buy the land on which he worked as a sharecropper for the Marchesi Ridolfi family, thus becoming one of the first Tuscan farmers to leave the sharecropping system. Later, his son Pietro decided to dedicate himself entirely to the cultivation of vineyards and the production of wine, laying the foundations for the company we know today. One of the most fascinating aspects of the Beconcini winery is the introduction and promotion of Tempranillo, a typically Spanish grape variety, which has found a surprisingly congenial habitat in these lands. The discovery of ancient Tempranillo vines in San Miniato was unexpected and led the company to undertake a programme of research and experimentation. Today, thanks to its genetic characteristics, the Tempranillo of San Miniato produces very versatile grapes, suitable for long-aging wines that combine the typical softness of the vine with territorial characteristics such as Tuscan acidity and the flavour of calcareous soils. In addition to Tempranillo, however, the company also produces wines from traditional varieties, such as the ever-present Tuscan Sangiovese.
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