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Nero Buono di Cori is an ancient local grape grown on the lavic soil of the hills around Cori. Lower yields per ha, a careful selection of the grapes and long ageing in oak barrels make this wine original and exceptional.
Cori is an ancient town set in olive groves and vineyards, about 50 km south of Rome. As with many other towns and cities, its history often overlaps with myth. It is said that its origins date back to the first millennium BCE, when the Trojan Dardanus, escaping with Aeneas after the destruction of Troy, founded Cori and named it Corace D’Argo.
Intense ruby red colour; harmonic and persistent nose; dry, full bodied
palate with scents of fruits of the forest, cocoa note at the end.
Region: Lazio
Year: 2018
Alcohol content: 13,5%
Volume: 75 cl.
Winery: Coop. agr. Cincinnato
Grape: Nero buono 100%
Name: Lazio Rosso IGT
Pairing: Rich and tasty dishes, meat and mature cheese.
On your first order, plus pairing tips every week.
