What prompted Enrico Fossi to plant a hectare of Gamay in Tuscany to make it a barricaded wine in purity? Usually Gamay is used on France to make it a light, unpretentious wine (the famous “Beaujolais nouveau”): in our case we are talking about something completely different, a wine that makes at least 24 months in barrique, very different from the various “beaujolais”.

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Organoleptic notes

Intense color, crunchy red fruit and minerals on the nose. Full-bodied and rounded wine, predominant sensations of chocolate and black cherry.

Technical notes

Soil: calcareous-clayey

Altitude: 120 meters

Vine training: pruned-spur cordon trained

Yield per hectare: 25 qli / ha