CAMPO DA CALCIO

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Campo da Calcio

GRAPEVINE: MERLOT (100%)

SOIL: calcareous

YEAR OF IMPLANT: 1990

N° OF BOTTLES: 4000

HARVEST: manual harvest at the end of August

PROCESSES: spontaneous fermentation in concrete barrels where the grapes are left macerating on their skins for few days. After the soft pressing, the wine is left to age until the bottling. Campo da Calcio is easy to drink with fragrant and intense smell; unfiltered.

Technical Data Sheet:

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VINEYARDS AND TERRITORY

Campo
da Calcio

GRAPEVINE: MERLOT (100%)

SOIL: calcareous

YEAR OF IMPLANT: 1990

N° OF BOTTLES: 4000

HARVEST: manual harvest at the end of August

PROCESSES: spontaneous fermentation in concrete barrels where the grapes are left macerating on their skins for few days. After the soft pressing, the wine is left to age until the bottling. Campo da Calcio is easy to drink with fragrant and intense smell; unfiltered.

Technical Data Sheet:

> Campo da Calcio 2018 

VINEYARDS AND TERRITORY
LABEL STORY

Into the making of the label Campo da Calcio

 

This label wasn’t created to celebrate our passion for sports. It rather draws inspiration from the fact that the plot of land where this Merlot vineyard is located is right next to the football field of the town’s Parish. This field is set amidst the old homes of Sant’Urbano and the fields plated with vineyards and olive trees.
To strengthen our bond with Sant’Urbano we chose an unusual name: CAMPO DA CALCIO (Football field). The goals turn into two mirror bottles and the centre field becomes an elegant trace of the wine glass.
LABEL STORY

Into the making of the label

Campo da Calcio

 

This label wasn’t created to celebrate our passion for sports. It rather draws inspiration from the fact that the plot of land where this Merlot vineyard is located is right next to the football field of the town’s Parish. This field is set amidst the old homes of Sant’Urbano and the fields plated with vineyards and olive trees.

To strengthen our bond with Sant’Urbano we chose an unusual name: CAMPO DA CALCIO (Football field). The goals turn into two mirror bottles and the centre field becomes an elegant trace of the wine glass.