Winery: Lorenzo Mattoni.

Origin: Spoleto, Umbria, Italy.

Vintage: 2024.

Volume: 750 ml.

Varietal: 100% Trebbiano Spoletino.

Philosophy: Artisanal winemaking with indigenous yeasts.

Appearance: Bright straw yellow with subtle golden reflections.

Nose: Elegant bouquet of white flowers, candied lemon peel, and an herbaceous background of thyme and rosemary.

Palate: Its sapidity and minerality are surprising. It is a medium-bodied wine with pungent acidity and a finish that evokes white almonds and wet stones. Very persistent.

Gastronomy: A white wine with this structure is the ideal companion for authentic Italian cuisine: asparagus risotto, grilled rock fish, Umbrian white truffles, or young Pecorino cheeses. It also pairs masterfully with complex seafood dishes like stuffed calamari.

Suggested Occasions:

• Business: A boutique winery wine that demonstrates viticultural culture and sophistication.
• Summer: To enjoy with a long meal by the sea or on a garden afternoon.
• Romantic Dinner: Italian elegance in a glass for an intimate and memorable evening.
• Family Meal: To accompany a feast of fresh pasta and seafood.
• Gift: The perfect gift for the enthusiast of artisanal European wines.
• Special Celebration: For those seeking exclusivity and to move away from massive commercial brands.

Is Lorenzo Mattoni's Trebbiano different from the common one?

Yes. Mattoni uses the 'Spoletino' clone, which is much nobler, more aromatic, and structured than the Trebbiano Toscano used in lower-end wines.

Is it an organic wine?

Lorenzo Mattoni practices agriculture with the utmost respect for the environment, following natural methods that guarantee the health of the vineyard and the purity of the white wine.

How long can it evolve?

Despite being 2024, Trebbiano Spoletino has surprising aging potential for a white wine, being able to gain complexity over the next 3 to 5 years.