Grand Cru Morone
flos olei 2016
MONOCULTURE CANINESE VARIETAL
OLIVES PRESSING: cold
Mechanical pressing using the farm’s own Alfa Laval AO500 Top
APPEARANCE: Bright-colored
COLOR: Intense green with a golden sheen
AROMA: To its nose arrives suffused and articulate sensations fluctuating between almond and artichoke
TASTE: The taste is pleasantly caressed by the bitter and spicy in a perfect balance with a slow softening in time
Serving suggestions To accompany: shellfish entrées, Sardinian “pane carasau” lasagna, eggplant and soft goat cheese, barley soup, squash and sausage, grilled squash salad, hazelnuts and bacon, roast rabbit, roast beef, risotto with radicchio and medium-aged cheeses.
Tipo contenitore | Vol (cl) | Prezzo a bottiglia (€) | N. bottiglie per scatola | Prezzo a confezione (€) |
Bottiglia | 250 | 11 | 6 | 66 |
Tipo contenitore | Vol (cl) | Prezzo a bottiglia (€) | N. bottiglie per scatola | Prezzo a confezione (€) |
Bottiglia | 250 | 14 | 6 | 83 |
MONOCOLTURA OLIVE VARIETÀ CANINESE
FRANGITURA: a freddo
Frantoio aziendale di proprietà, progettato e assemblato dall’azienda con i migliori macchinari.
Estrazione meccanica
ASPETTO: Brillante
COLORE: Giallo dorato con nuance verdi
ODORE: Al naso, molto delicato con chiari sentori di carciofo e di rucola SAPORE: Al palato, ritrova l’aggressività tipica della Caninese da piante secolari.
Finale persistente e piccante
Dove se ne consiglia l'utilizzo Abbinamenti: insalata di ceci, marinata di salmone, patate al cartoccio, zuppe di legumi, insalate di carciofi e bottarga, involtini di pollo.
GAMBERO ROSSO 2017
Guida slow food 2015
Terre d'olio 2015
flos olei 2015
Guida slow food 2014
The nose opens with a complex bouquet with balanced notes specific to this cultivar (cut grass, artichoke and green almond) and floral (camomile) and vegetal hints (lettuce and eggplant pulp), laced with a delicate spiciness of cinnamon and vanilla bean.
A bold pungency that slightly dominates the bitterness.
The soil is of volcanic origin and particularly fertile. The soil is mainly vegetal on a substrate of volcanic rock balls (nenfro) also of tuff characteristic, but much darker and more compact than tuff (used by the Etruscans for architectonic and funerary works)..
Height: m 299 asl
Satellite coordinates: 42,4762 N 11,7979 E
Chemical Analysis
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