Verdicchio di Matelica, Amoterra
Description
Immediately captivating with a beautiful nose of compact orchard fruits, white flowers, and crushed stones. Round and well-structured palate, with lots of white peach wrapped around dried herbs and a savoury, steely backbone. Vibrant acidity carries through to the finish which lingers on this deep and complex wine. Pair with seafood risotto or spaghetti with clams.
Organic Certified Verdicchio di Matelica grapes, a Matelicese clone of Verdicchio with a tight cluster.
£17.95
Quantity Available: 6
Product Code: S15649
Country
Italy
Vintage
2023
Bottle Size
75cl
Closure
natural cork
Organic
YES
Vegan
YES
Vegetarian
YES
Grape Varieties
Verdicchio
Producer Details
Amoterra is a project founded by four friends, all Italian natives and seasoned wine professionals, with a collective experience of over 100 years in tasting and selling wines. The brand name, which translates to ‘love the land,’ reflects their ethos and commitment to promoting sustainable and organic wine production from Central Italy and beyond.
With Amoterra, their mission is to showcase the best regional Italian wines that are being produced sustainably, which show typicity as well as value. Through their expertise and deep connections in the wine industry, the founders of Amoterra have done just that, sourced and selected an expanding range of high-quality, organic Italian wines, which offer amazing value for money.
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