Allodio bianco 2023 Podere san Michele, Viognier

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Allodio bianco 2023 Podere san Michele, Viognier

Name: Allodio bianco 2023 Podere san Michele, Viognier
SKU: VBALD2023
Availability: InStock

CHF 23.00

Allodio bianco 2023 Podere san Michele, Viognier -The white Allodio is a star on the Tuscan coast, you will find it in every bar and restaurant and if not, it is sold out. This Viognier is a small miracle and you will only need one sip to fall in love with this white wine.

Golden straw colour, with a strong presence of polyphenolic substances. Aromas of white flowers, broom, golden apple, medlar, peach, apricot and banana, a savoury with a lingering finish. In evidence, balance and elegance that offset the remarkable concentration, alcohol content and acidity.

I can’t hide it, I’m a huge fan of this wine, and the 2023 vintage of Viognier

Grape: Viognier

18 in stock

SKU: VBALD2023 Categories: 0.75 L, Podere San Michele, Summer Wine, Tuscany, Viognier, White wine

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Allodio bianco 2023 Podere san Michele, Viognier

The Podere San Michele winery is now run by the 2nd generation of the family, Tiziana and Giorgio Socci. Fiorella is at the front, Tiziana takes care of the wine and production, she embodies the winery with heart and soul. Giorgio has her back with everything to do with wine production

They produce wines with a distinctive terroir character. The winery’s wines are of good quality, honest, direct and immediately drinkable. The Allodio, its single-varietal Viognier, is fresh and original.

The Socci family lives and loves their own work, as they know nothing other than hospitality and hospitality. A lot of love, passion, dedication and joy goes into their products, whether wine, olive oil or grappa.

Honest, direct, familiar, straight to the heart.

The vineyards cover a total area of 5.5 hectares. The first vineyards date back to the ‘70s, after which they were gradually upgraded with new vines.

The vineyards are mainly planted with Sangiovese, Syrah and Viognier, but there is also a small proportion of Cabernet Sauvignon.

The winery, owned by the Socci family since the 1950s, is located in San Vincenzo, a village on the Maremma coast, just a few minutes’ drive from Bolgheri, Suvereto and Piombino.