Details
- Type: White
- Country: Italy
- Region: Abruzzo
- Vintage: 2019
- Producer: Torre dei Beati
- Primary grape: Pecorino
- Bottle size: 75cl
- Code: 29960
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Awards:
- 2017, Gold Sommelier Wine Awards 2019
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Organic Certified
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Ethical
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Vegetarian
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Vegan
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Sulphites
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Expression
Full-flavoured, nutty, oaked whites
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Some semi-soft cheeses and smoked cheeses work. Production region matches work e.g. Burgundy and Epoisses
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Full-flavoured e.g. monkfish, tuna, turbot. Crab, lobster, paella, rich fish pie, salmon, smoked fish
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Bay leaf, capers, chives, cinnamon, cloves, fennel, ginger, nutmeg, parsley, saffron, sesame, tarragon, thyme, vanilla
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Roast, braised chicken, duck, ham, kidneys, pork, turkey
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Béarnaise, rich butteror cream-based sauces, black truffle, pancetta, pesto, porcini
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Spicy Asian dishes with fresh coconut
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Grilled peppers, onion tart, roasted root vegetables, light and creamy wild mushroom dishes
About the Wine
Pecorino
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Flavours:
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Acacia
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Jasmine
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Licorice
‘Torre dei Beati’ (Tower of the Blessed) hails from an image on a 14th century fresco, from the local church, providing inspiration to the team at Torre dei Beati who approach the production of their wine, from native grapes, with immense care and detail. Owners Adrianna and Fausto believe that it’s impossible to separate the quality of their wine from its natural heritage and converted the vineyard to produce organically farmed grapes when they took over; their first wines released in 2000.
The Country
Italy
From the cold northern regions to the sizzling south of Sicily, Italy is a kaleidoscope of colours, flavours, grapes and styles from regions such as Barolo to lesser-known Montefalco and Etna.
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