Angélica Zapata Chardonnay Alta 2004
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Description
Los vinos Angélica Zapata se obtienen a partir de uvas provenientes de viñedos plantados al pie de la montaña, a una altitud de entre 1.000 y 1.200 metros sobre el nivel del mar. Dedicamos muchos años a la búsqueda del “terroir” que permitiría lograr la máxima concentración de aromas y sabores y fuimos pioneros en precisar cuáles eran las alturas óptimas del Pedemonte mendocino para cada varietal de uvas. Features Winery:
Catena Zapata
Region: New Cuyo - Mendoza Year of harvest: 2004 Aging: 12 months in French oak, 100 % new. Bottle capacity: 750.00 ml. Alcoholic graduation: 13.90 % Suggested retail price: $ 90.00 pH: 3.30 Total acidity: 5.80 g/L Harvest: Date of harvest: 15-22 March 2004.Located in the Gualtallary district of the Tupungato region at an altitude of 5,000’ (1,500 m) above sea level. As in other areas in Mendoza, the average temperatures in this vineyard site throughout the month of February were warmer than usual. The first two weeks of March, however brought considerably cooler conditions, with average temperatures a full 1º C (1.8º F) lower than normal. These below average temperatures allowed the Chardonnay grapes to finish their ripening in excellent climatic conditions, resulting in concentrated pear and apple fruit flavors and aromas with strong mineral notes and excellent acidity. Nicolas Catena mentions that, “The 2004 vintage should bring our best Chardonnays to date, especially the Catena Alta Chardonnay which is sourced entirely from the Adrianna vineyard.” Vineyards: 100 % Adrianna Vineyard, 4,830´. Gualtallary, Tupungato Region, Mendoza. Fermentation: Selected yeast. Max. Temp. Ferm. 20º C for 45 days. Climate and soil: Adrianna vineyard: soil composed by 90% sand, 10% lime, 10 - 30% surface stones, top soil depth of 1 mt., sub soil type round rocks, avg. temp in March: 16,5° C, thermal amplitude in March: 12,5° C. Vinification process: Precision Viticulture encompasses the philosophy of vineyard management in which each vineyard lot, and even each vine, is treated individually by hand and through the use of the latest technology in order to maximize quality. User reviews There are no user reviews for this item. To write a review please register or login. |
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