Red wine | Romagna, Italy
Imagine stepping back in time, to the heart of the Italian Renaissance, where art and craftsmanship flourished. That’s the feeling you get when you uncork a bottle of 1502 Da Vinci in Romagna Uve Portate a Cesena. This is not just a wine; it's a tribute to Leonardo Da Vinci’s genius and the rich winemaking heritage of Romagna.
Crafted by Cantine Leonardo Da Vinci, a winery that embodies the spirit of innovation and tradition, this Sangiovese wine is a testament to the unique terroir of the Romagna region. The 'Uve Portate a Cesena' signifies grapes brought to Cesena, highlighting the specific provenance and care taken in selecting the finest fruit. The 2022 vintage has been crafted with the appassimento method, as visible from the label. This wine is 100% made out of Sangiovese, an important grape variety of the Emilia-Romagna region.
With an alcohol percentage of 15%, this red wine is full-bodied and well-structured, providing a rich and satisfying experience. It's a perfect choice for those who appreciate a bold yet balanced wine. On the nose, you'll be greeted with inviting aromas of ripe cherry and plum, intertwined with subtle spicy notes. The taste buds are caressed by a symphony of flavors, dominated by the characteristic fruitiness of Sangiovese, enhanced by the appassimento. Serve at 18°C to allow the aromas to fully unfurl.
1502 Da Vinci in Romagna is a versatile companion for a wide range of dishes. Its robust character pairs beautifully with hearty Italian cuisine. Think of a classic lasagna Bolognese, where the wine's acidity cuts through the richness of the sauce, enhancing the savory flavors. Or perhaps a grilled steak, where the wine's tannins complement the meat's texture and depth. For a vegetarian option, consider pairing it with a mushroom risotto, where the earthy notes of the mushrooms harmonize with the wine's complex profile.
But beyond the food pairings and technical details, what truly sets this wine apart is its story. Every bottle is a celebration of Italian art, history, and winemaking excellence. It’s an invitation to savor the moment, to appreciate the craftsmanship, and to connect with the legacy of Leonardo Da Vinci. So, go ahead, pour a glass, and let 1502 Da Vinci in Romagna transport you to the rolling hills of Romagna, where every sip is a masterpiece.