The Passerina vineyards are located in the cooler areas of the Casalbordino area with exposure mainly to the north with medium-textured, loose and fresh soils at an altitude of 100-150 meters slm sea level The harvest takes place in the second half of September, when full maturity is reached technological, with manual harvesting in the coolest hours of the day. Destemming of the grapes and contact of the skins with the must for 8 hours at a T° of 12 °C, separation of the must from the skins, clarification by decantation and transfer of the clear must into a steel tank for alcoholic fermentation at a T° of 16 °C with inoculation of selected yeasts. 4 months in steel tanks in contact with the fine lees, aging in the bottle for about 20 days before being released for consumption. It has a brilliant straw yellow colour. On the nose a delicate, fine bouquet, with floral sensations and fresh notes of ripe tropical fruit. Harmonious, balanced, soft and fresh, with good body and persistence.
Ancient vine grown in the central Italy belt. The resulting wine is pale straw yellow in color. On the nose it is intense and elegant with floral scents, notes of white pulp fruit and delicate spicy hints. In the mouth it opens on a pleasant consistency with a slightly acidic structure that gives integrated freshness to a round finish that preserves sweet fruity nuances. Ideal pairing with fish-based dishes, or fresh pasta cheeses.
Stationmaster Passerina IGT Colline Pescaresi, an organic wine with a pale straw yellow color with greenish reflections. The nose is consistent with predominant floral scents and mineral and herbaceous notes. The flavor is soft, fresh, savory and balanced. Excellent match for fish dishes and creamy cheeses.
Passerina grapes are grown on sand and fresh soil, mostly calcareous. And it provides the white wine with a fresh aroma with particular notes of fruit and flowers: peach, apricot, wisteria and lime. Carpaccio, raw and shellfish, all fish dishes, fresh or stretched curd cheeses.
