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Calcarius Nù Litr Orange (1 L)

Calcarius Nù Litr Orange

(1 L)
1 L
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Spec sheet

TypeOrange wine
Region
Grapes
Producer
AllergensContains sulfites
Alcohol contenti12.0%

The wine

To the eye Nù Litr Orange, made from pure Apulian Falanghina grapes, has an orange colour; floral notes and aromatic herbs intertwine with hints of oriental spices, composing an elegant and refined aromatic bouquet reminiscent of spring freshness. A monument of complexity, but the drinking experience is disarming. On the palate it is in fact fresh and sapid, very sapid, characterized by citrus flavours of mandarin and orange. A wine of splendid acidic tension yet creamy and Mediterranean. A true champion at the table, where it is unbeatable throughout the whole meal, from the appetizing entrée to the meat second courses.

What does this wine taste like?

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Orangey
Bouquet
Floreale / Aromatic herbs / Spezie orientali / Elegant / Fresh
Mouth
Fresh / Sapido / Agrumato / Orange / Acidic / Creamy / Thyme

Drinking and storing

Serve between 6ºC and 8ºC

Food pairing

aves-y-carnes-blancas
Poultry and white meats
carnes-rojas
Red meat
pasta
Pasta
verduras-y-hortalizas
Vegetables
quesos-curados
Cured cheeses
quesos-cremosos
Creamy cheeses

Any type of meat / Pasta dishes / Rice dishes

Customer reviews

4.7/5
32 reviews

Winemaking

Vinification materialStainless steel
Ageing period6 months

The winery

Calcarius

Calcarius

Calcarius, or "limestone wines". Exactly, because the soil of Gargano, the northern corner of Puglia, is deeply calcareous, where the winemaker Valentina Passalacqua, from Puglia, and Danilo Marcucci started the project that bears this name. The municipality is Apricena, recognised as the most suitable in a region, Gargano, with wine potential that is not yet fully expressed. With 45 hectares of vineyards exposed mainly to the south-west and well ventilated, Calcarius is not...

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