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Ca’ Visco Soave Classico DOC wine — Coffele winery — Dionysus
WhiteSoaveDOC

Ca’ Visco Soave Classico DOC

by Coffele · Veneto, Italy

Awards & scores
  • Tre Bicchieri 2016Gambero Rosso, Vini d’Italia · 2014 vintage
AppellationSoaveDOC
TypeWhite
Grapes75% Garganega, 25% Trebbiano di Soave
VineyardSelected estate hillside vineyards in Castelcerino, within the historic Soave Classico zone
LineOrganic Wine
Alcohol12.6%
SweetnessDry
ColourWhite
Colour depthLight
BodyLight-bodied
Serve at9–10 °C
Bottled in0.75 l
CoffeleVeneto, Italy

About this wine

Vineyard and terroir

Ca’ Visco comes from selected estate-owned hillside vineyards in Castelcerino, within the historic Soave Classico zone, at 150–450 m above sea level. The selection of the estate’s best vineyards was developed over twenty years.

Grapes

75% Garganega and 25% Trebbiano di Soave. Certified organic wine.

Vinification

Trebbiano di Soave is harvested entirely by hand in the first part of September, while Garganega is picked throughout October. Several passes are made through each vineyard to select only ripe bunches. The fruit is placed in 20 kg crates so that it reaches the press intact. The varieties are fermented separately below 18°C. The wine undergoes only one racking and one gentle filtration.

Ageing

Both components mature in small stainless-steel tanks below 16°C. They are blended after maturation, followed by approximately one month in bottle before release.

Technical data

  • Alcohol: 13% vol.
  • Total acidity: 5.20 g/L as tartaric acid
  • Residual sugar: 2.75 g/L
  • pH: 3.57
  • Net dry extract: 22.80 g/L

Tasting profile

Brilliant, intense yellow. A mineral foundation supports aromas of citron, pink grapefruit, tropical fruit, white peach, elderflower and lime blossom. Further notes of apple, pear, passion fruit, chamomile and mint emerge, followed by a peppery accent after a few minutes in the glass. The palate is dry and initially soft, then gains momentum through lively acidity. The finish is long, mouth-filling, clean, fruity and savoury, balancing mature depth with freshness. The wine can develop further complexity over the years.

Serving and pairing

Serve at 9–10°C. Pair with seafood and raw fish, including raw Dublin Bay prawns, or delicate white meats such as baked rabbit.