2021 Collecapretta Lautizio
Description
WINEMAKER: Vittorio Mattioli
REGION: Umbria, IT
VARIETAL: Ciliegiolo
VITICULTURE: Organic/Biodynamic
100% Ciliegiolo. This rests in glass-lined cement tanks for the whole winter and undergoes the first racking with the waning February moon, eventually bottled early April. Generous with driving acidity, balsamic, sour cherry, wild strawberry and violet. A bit wild.
Since the 1100s, the Mattioli family has lived in the tiny settlement the Romans deemed Collecapretta or “hill of the goats”. For generations, the Mattiolis have cultivated the rugged hillsides of this Umbrian village located just outside of Spoleto. Today, the farm is barely 8 hectares in total but boasts a dynamic mix of local olives trees, farro and other ancient grain plantings and about four hectare of indigenous old vines. The total production of Collecapretta is only about 8000 bottles during a good year, yet the family vinifies many different cuvées to show the various expressions their land is capable of.
2021 Collecapretta Lautizio
$49.00
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