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Cantina 837

Piwi Mezan

White still

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Denomination VdT
Size 0,75 l
Alcohol content 12.5% by volume
Area Friuli-Venezia Giulia (Italy)
Grape varieties 50% Sauvignon Kretos, 50% Solaris
Aging Ageing in American oak barrels for 6 months
  • Origin: Still white wine from Friuli-Venezia Giulia, produced in Forni di Sotto
  • Grape varieties: Blend of Sauvignon Kretos and Solaris, PIWI varieties resistant to fungi
  • Aromas: Notes of quince, acacia flowers, citrus fruits, white peach and custard
  • Flavour: Fresh and savoury with minerality, full-bodied; hints of almond and peach, persistent finish
  • Ageing: Matured for 6 months in American oak, serve chilled to enhance the minerality
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Description

What kind of wine it is

Piwi Mezan by Cantina 837 is a refined still white wine from Friuli-Venezia Giulia, the result of a carefully crafted blend of Sauvignon Kretos and Solaris. On the nose, clear aromas of quince, acacia flowers and citrus notes emerge, enhanced by hints of white peach. The palate opens with lively freshness that evolves into a pronounced mineral savouriness, giving the wine a full structure. Aromatic hints of custard and almond accompany the tasting towards a long and structured finish.

Where it comes from

The roots of Piwi Mezan lie in Forni di Sotto, in the splendid mountain setting of Carnia. The vineyards are situated at eight hundred and fifty metres above sea level with an east to west exposure, immersed in a mountain climate that defines the vibrant character of the grapes. The soil, composed of loamy clay with a fine texture, gives the wine its unmistakable savoury imprint. The name recalls an ancient medieval adjective indicating the middle way, highlighting the rigorous balance of style pursued by Cantina 837.

How it is produced

The viticulture focuses on enhancing PIWI resistant varieties, a choice aimed at minimising chemical interventions to safeguard the vitality of the vineyard. The vines are grown using a modified bush training system and the harvest takes place between September and October. The wine matures for six months in American oak barrels, a stage that enriches its enveloping texture, elegantly integrating notes of custard and a subtle final spiciness.

History and Curiosities

Produced in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Piwi Mezan by Cantina 837 celebrates the authentic connection with the Carnia mountains. From vineyards cultivated at an altitude of 850 metres, this wine embraces environmental sustainability thanks to the use of PIWI grape varieties resistant to fungal diseases. Its name evokes an ancient ideal of balance, a harmony enhanced by a precious six-month maturation in American oak barriques. A high-altitude masterpiece, harvested between September and October to capture the purest and most unspoilt essence of the region.

Tasting notes

Profumo

Perfume

Fresh and pronounced aroma of quince, acacia flowers, custard with light citrus notes, with hints of white peach juice

Colore

Color

Straw yellow with amber reflections

Gusto

Taste

Initial freshness combined with vibrant mineral savouriness; full-bodied and enveloping with notes of almond, peach and custard, delicate spicing; well-balanced alcohol; persistent, structured and complex finish.

Serve at:

12 - 14 °C

Longevity:

05 - 10 years

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Producer
Cantina 837
From this winery
Cantina 837 is the result of the meeting of three eclectic and innovative figures, united by a deep bond with the mountains and their unique terroir: Claudio Coradazzi, who brings his consolidated experience and knowledge of the area, Andrea Marcato, a tenacious entrepreneur and great admirer of his homeland, and Roberto Baldovin, former head of the winery of the same name.

The mountains of Carnia, caskets of biodiversity and breathtaking landscapes, are suffering from a silent exodus. Villages empty, uncultivated fields multiply, traditions are lost. But we have a hope that is also a certainty: environmentally friendly agriculture, a valuable ally in reversing the trend and sowing the seeds of a flourishing future.

In uncharted territory, innovation becomes the key to achieving the impossible. PIWI, A COMMITMENT TO SUSTAINABILITY. For us, sustainability is not just a word, but a concrete commitment that is reflected in every choice, from the vineyard to the bottle. PIWI vines, which are resistant to the mountain climate and fungal diseases, allow us to grow grapes in a natural way, drastically reducing or completely eliminating the use of pesticides and fungicides.
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Thanks to its full-bodied and enveloping character, Cantina 837 Piwi Mezan pairs masterfully with both delicate dishes and more intense flavours. This intriguing white wine enhances pâté and foie gras, and accompanies fish and white meats such as veal beautifully. Its vibrant minerality also complements mature cheeses and game, ensuring consistently harmonious pairings.

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Name Cantina 837 Piwi Mezan
Type White still
Denomination VdT
Size 0,75 l
Alcohol content 12.5% by volume
Grape varieties 50% Sauvignon Kretos, 50% Solaris
Country Italy
Region Friuli-Venezia Giulia
Vendor Cantina 837
Story History and Curiosities Produced in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Piwi Mezan by Cantina 837 celebrates the authentic connection with the Carnia mountains. From vineyards cultivated at an altitude of 850 metres, this wine embraces environmental sustainability thanks to the use of PIWI grape varieties resistant to fungal diseases. Its name evokes an ancient ideal of balance, a harmony enhanced by a precious six-month maturation in American oak barriques. A high-altitude masterpiece, harvested between September and October to capture the purest and most unspoilt essence of the region.
Origin Forni di Sotto (Carnia), Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Italia
Climate Mountain climate (altitude 850 m above sea level, East-West exposure)
Soil composition Clayey silt with loam texture
Cultivation system Modified bush
Harvest September - October
Production technique Cultivation with PIWI varieties (fungus-resistant vines) to reduce or eliminate the use of pesticides and fungicides
Aging Ageing in American oak barrels for 6 months
Allergens Contains sulphites