Pinot Nero Vinificato Bianco 'Ca Nova' Berté Cordini 2014

The Pinot Nero Vinificato Bianco "Ca Nova" by Berté Cordini is one of those wines that you should dispassionately for their ability to conquer the taste buds of your guests during lunch or dinner absolutely user-friendly and simple. And is one of those wines that you enjoy and that you love for its immediacy, its drinkability absolutely fresh and elegant. Berté Cordini is a beautiful reality in the Oltrepò Pavese, a family that since 1974 has made Pinot Nero a life mission. The constant search for the highest quality wine according to a project which is based on the care of the vineyards, winemaking on a strict respect to the maximum and the typical characteristics of the grapes. The Pinot Nero Vinificato Bianco "Ca Nova" by Berté Cordini is one of the "historical crus" of the company, the flagship of the production, and takes its name from the vineyard of origin. The vineyard Cà Nova is located in the municipality of Zenevredo on vines more than 50 years, exposed to the east and located more than 150 meters above sea level, in the first range of hills from Oltrepò. It borns thanks to the traditional white wine vinification in steel, in which it is followed by a second autoclave which gives him his pleasant natural vivacity. In the glass it has a subtle fragrance, where the white flowers blend with the white fruit, then to close on a fine note of yeast. It's the simplicity and elegance of its best features. The Pinot Nero Vinificato Bianco "Ca Nova" by Berté Cordini is the other side of Pinot Nero, a wine that relies entirely on the drinkability and on immediacy.