Description

Wine from the characteristic

hints of pear

The Coda di Volpe is a booming vineyard.

Its name comes from the Latin "Cauda Vulpium“,

for its characteristic shape, reminiscent

the tail of the fox. His story is particularly

fascinating when you consider that in addition to antiquity

it continues into the origins of the numerous cases

synonymy and homonymy reported by many scholars.

The first to mention the Coda di Volpe is, in natural

History, Plinio il Vecchio in the first century

Christ, that treating the vines suitable to be bred

pergola writes: “minus tamen, vulpium tails

Copying, alopecia”. The Agronomicamente queue

Volpe It is a vine with no excessive productions and

average early ripening, in the second

of September. When ripe reaches

high levels of sugars and an average acid content.

In Campania, the land on which it is grown are

loose, deep and fertile, rich in iron, sand,

clay and volcanic slag.

Organoleptic characteristics: yellow color

straw. Fruity. Has rich and intense scents.

It is soft and mineral palate fresh.

Denominazione: Igp Benevento

Vine: Coda di Volpe

Combinations: Fish and shellfish. It also goes

to pasta filata cheeses and dishes in the kitchen

traditional. Serve at 10°

cited by: Guida Oro Veronelli 2016 -2017

2018 – 2019