Tenuta Del Paguro

    Homarus, Merlot

      Tenuta Del Paguro

      Homarus, Merlot

      sale price €120,00regular price €0,00
      regular price €120,00
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      denomination: merlot igp ravenna
      type of wine: red
      grapes: 100% merlot
      alcohol: 14%
      production area: riolo terme italy
      altitude: 150-230 m above sea level
      training system: guyot
      harvest: manual
      refining at sea: -30 m asl in the adriatic sea
      format: 0.75l

      in the silence
      of the sea
      I settle into iron shells
      like a crustacean
      that is reborn
      into the abyss.

      fermentation time up to 40 days with maceration on the skins, static clarification and tangential filtration.

      aged in French oak barrels for 1 year.

      impenetrable garnet red with orange tendencies. 100% merlot is at its maximum evolutionary push. on the nose, a true triumph of elegance of marasca black cherries, small berries in alcohol. powerful balsamic but always very elegant; spices, dates and caramel speak of a wine that has wisdom, that knows how to excite and tell its long journey traveled for months even on the seabed.
      infatuation and elegance lead us to the tasting on the palate, which is ready to welcome a mature wine, but which upon its entry betrays the expectation and proves to be strong, muscular, vigorous and penetrating. Balsamic and vertical hints conclude us with a persistence that never ends.

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      of your wine

      every bottles produced at Tenuta Del Paguro is numberd with an unique
      code that allows you to verify their authenticity. the label ensures the
      traceability of each bottle and guarantees its origin.

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      land of riolo

      vineyards of excellence

      the vineyards are located on the hills of riolo terme: the native ones of the area such as albana (the first docg in italy) and sangiovese, and the international ones such as merlot and cabernet.

      the climate, the position (facing south-west), the characteristics of the soil (clayey in nature, medium texture, rich in limestone and potassium) and the knowledge in viticulture allow the creation of generous, soft and sweet wines, which marry perfectly with the refinement in the bottle of the Tenuta Del Paguro.

      sea ​​of ​​ravenna

      from platform to cellar

      the paguro platform, in september 1965, was preparing for the last of its missions: the drilling of the pc7 well to reach a field almost three kilometers deep. it was september 29, when the unexpected happened: the drilling damaged a second field, rich in gas at very high pressure.

      today the submerged methane platform has been reborn, transforming itself into an underwater oasis, declared a site of community importance in 1995.

      without that unfortunate event, the home of the strangest species in our seas would never have been born, the cradle of the Tenuta Del Paguro wines would never have been born.

      since 2008, the first to experiment

      what happens to wine under water?

      four key factors contribute to its exceptional character.

      the total absence of uv rays protects the wine from light-induced alterations, preserving its integrity. a constant temperature of 10-13°c provides a stable and ideal environment for refinement. the increase in pressure at 30 meters depth, from 1 bar during bottling to 4 bar underwater, improves the aging process.
      finally, the delicate movement of the tides offers a natural "massage", keeping the wine molecules alive and vibrant, giving life to a one-of-a-kind product.

      Emergence occurs after a period of approximately 12 months depending on marine conditions and the season.

      only 1,200 bottles per year for the respect and protection of the environment

      a more eco-friendly method

      Tenuta Del Paguro adopts a low-impact approach: underwater aging reduces land use, saves energy through natural cooling and preserves marine protected areas, promoting respect for nature and a sustainable future.

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