The wine
The large photos showing scenes of country life in the 1960s might seem to clash with the architecture of the modern winery, but they effectively sum up the estate philosophy: a successful blend of inherited skills and state-of-the-art knowledge. Giordano Mattioli looks after the vineyards, comprising three crus with distinct features. His brother Giacomo is busy with fermentation and ageing of the wines. The grapes for Lauro, the family's Riserva, come from the Mogliette vineyard.
Tasting notes
The 2013 version has a well-defined profile moving towards a light blend of citrus and almonds with clear aniseed aromas identifying the terroir. The palate is vivid, subtle and dynamic, its stylish pace leaving a persistent salty sensation in the finish. A white notable for good savory notes that enliven the palate. Versatile in its pairing possibilities, it would go well with mussels au gratin, fettuccine and seafood or with grilled shrimp. Ideal also with dishes that feature chicken or turkey.
Wine details
Poderi Mattioli
5,500 bottles
ex-cellar price:
15.00 euros
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