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Lagrein Mantsch Riserva 2023

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Denomination DOC Alto Adige Lagrein Riserva
Size 0,75 l
Alcohol content 13.0% by volume
Area Trentino Alto Adige (Italy)
Grape varieties 100% Lagrein
Aging The wine ferments for one third in barriques and two thirds in 35 hl wooden vats for about 12 months; after bottling, a further 12 months of maturation in the bottle follows.
  • Name and vintage: Alto Adige DOC Lagrein Riserva 2023, 0.75 litre bottle
  • Grape variety and origin: 100% Lagrein from Gries on sandy and porphyry soils
  • Vinification: fermentation in steel, 12 months in wood and 12 months in bottle
  • Aroma and taste: violet, vanilla, wild berries, pronounced acidity and velvety texture
  • Pairing: meats, game and cheeses. Serve at 14-18°C after 1 hour in a decanter
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Description

What kind of wine is it

Colterenzio Lagrein Riserva Mantsch is a still red wine from Colterenzio, an authentic expression of the Lagrein grape variety. This South Tyrolean red offers a dry and elegant profile, supported by a full body. Its pronounced acidity blends beautifully with a velvety texture, delivering intense aromas of wild berries, black cherry and morello cherry. The bouquet is clear and well-defined, characterised by notes of violet intertwined with hints of cinnamon and subtle vanilla nuances.

Where does it come from

This wine originates from the Gries area in Bolzano, a region historically suited to the cultivation of Lagrein. The grapes grow on old pergola-trained vines that benefit from perfect southern exposure. The roots delve into alluvial and sandy soils, enriched with a high percentage of porphyry and gravelly sections. This specific geological identity gives the wine an intense dark garnet red colour with violet reflections, ensuring freshness and a high aromatic precision.

How is it produced

Production begins with fermentation on the skins in temperature-controlled steel tanks. During this phase, gentle pump-overs are carried out to ensure optimal extraction of colour and aromatic components. The maturation process continues for about twelve months, skilfully divided between the use of barriques and large wooden casks. This is followed by a careful bottle ageing for a further twelve months, an essential step to complete the wine's harmony and structure.

History and Curiosities

Originating from Gries and produced from historic pergola-trained vineyards, the Lagrein Mantsch Riserva 2023 by Colterenzio is a still red wine of superb elegance. It is born from alluvial and sandy soils, rich in porphyry. After two years of ageing, it presents itself as a dark garnet red with violet reflections. The bouquet enchants with enveloping aromas of violet, cinnamon and vanilla, while on the palate it reveals a velvety texture with vibrant notes of wild berries and morello cherry. It is sublime when paired with game and mature cheeses.

Tasting notes

Profumo

Perfume

Notes of violet, cinnamon and slight hints of vanilla

Colore

Color

Dark garnet red with violet reflections

Gusto

Taste

Pronounced acidity, with flavours of berries and cherry (morello and marasca); velvety and smooth texture, full-bodied, elegant and dry.

Serve at:

14 -16 °C

Longevity:

05 - 10 years

Decanting time:

1 hour

Young Red Wines

Producer
Colterenzio
From this winery
  • Start up year: 1960
  • Oenologist: Martin Lemayr
  • Bottles produced: 1.900.000
  • Hectares: 300
In 1960, 26 winegrowers from Colterenzio in Appiano founded their own cooperative in order to gain their independence from the wine merchants of the time. These rebels named the newly-founded cooperative after their homeland, the small hamlet of Schreckbichl, (Colterenzio in Italian). In their constant pursuit of top quality, the Colterenzio winemakers were also pioneers. The initial founder was Luis Raifer, who took over the management of the young cooperative in 1979. When he returned to South Tyrol from a study trip in California, he had big plans in mind.

It was in the 1980s, South Tyrol was primarily a red-wine region, and the quality was run-of-the-mill. Raifer, a winegrower himself, recognised the potential of South Tyrol as an outstanding winegrowing region: The terroir was cheap, sufficient vineyard area was available and the winegrowers were hard-working and skilled. His first step in his vineyard, "Lafóa", a sunny mountain slope behind the Colterenzio cellar, was to replace the Vernatsch vines with Cabernet Sauvignon grapes, and, later, Sauvignon Blanc. He also brought in new quality standards: Lower yield for higher-quality grapes and higher-quality wines. It was on this pilot vineyard slope that, with both Cabernet Sauvignon and Sauvignon, the new quality standard measures were introduced.

This quality philosophy extended its reach to all members of the cooperative: new grape varietals were experimented with, and quality groups created. Today, the members and workers at the cellar are committed to working in line with this model throughout the entire winegrowing area, the cellars and for all wines.

The 300 partner winegrowers of the Colterenzio winery are the backbone of the company. They work year-round on their wine hills with their families in order to supply us with top-quality wine grapes in autumn.
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This wine enhances roast beef, lamb, game and mature cheeses. Its pronounced acidity and velvety texture perfectly balance the intense flavours of South Tyrolean cuisine. To fully appreciate its bouquet, it is recommended to serve it at 14-18°C after resting in a decanter for an hour. An excellent choice to accompany structured dinners with great elegance and harmony.

Meat
Game
Cheese
Lamb
Beef

Name Colterenzio Lagrein Mantsch Riserva 2023
Type Red still
Denomination Alto Adige DOC
Vintage 2023
Size 0,75 l
Alcohol content 13.0% by volume
Grape varieties 100% Lagrein
Country Italy
Region Trentino Alto Adige
Vendor Colterenzio
Story History and Curiosities Originating from Gries and produced from historic pergola-trained vineyards, the Lagrein Mantsch Riserva 2023 by Colterenzio is a still red wine of superb elegance. It is born from alluvial and sandy soils, rich in porphyry. After two years of ageing, it presents itself as a dark garnet red with violet reflections. The bouquet enchants with enveloping aromas of violet, cinnamon and vanilla, while on the palate it reveals a velvety texture with vibrant notes of wild berries and morello cherry. It is sublime when paired with game and mature cheeses.
Origin Gries (Bolzano)
Soil composition Alluvial, sandy soil with a high percentage of porphyry
Cultivation system Old pergola systems
Yield per hectare 50 hl
Fermentation temperature 28 - 30 °C
Fermentation Approximately 12 months
Production technique Fermentation on the skins in stainless steel at 28–30 °C with gentle pumping over; fermentation and ageing for 1/3 in barriques and 2/3 in 35 hl wooden vats; maturation in bottle
Wine making Fermentation on the skins in stainless steel at 28–30 °C, with gentle pumping over for optimal colour extraction.
Aging The wine ferments for one third in barriques and two thirds in 35 hl wooden vats for about 12 months; after bottling, a further 12 months of maturation in the bottle follows.
Total acidity 4.8 gr/L
Residual sugar 2.2 gr/L
Allergens Contains sulphites