Basic Information
      
        Wine
        Ilatraia
      
      
        Year
        2018
      
      
        Description
        
      ILATRAIA is a modern and terroir-typical blend of 40% Cabernet Sauvignon, 40% Petit Verdot and 20% Cabernet Franc. A full-bodied wine with freshness, definition and elegance.
        Denomination
        IGT Rosso Toscana
      
      
        Varieties
        Petit Verdot 40%, Cabernet Sauvignon 40%, Cabernet Franc 20%
      
    Vineyards and terroir
      
        Vineyards location
        Maremma.
      
      
        Vineyards elevation and exposure
        75-175 m ü. M.; SSW Expo.
      
      
        Soils
        Sandy loamy, with two-thirds sand and one-third silt and clay
      
      
        Climate and microclimate
        Mediterranean climate with very hot summers and very mild winters. Massive differences between day and night-time temperatures. A nearly constant coastal breeze assures a continuous ventilation of the vineyards.
      
    Vinification and aging
      
        Harvest
        20.08.18 - 04.09.18
      
      
        Wine analysis
        Alcohol: 14,5%; total acidity: 5,60‰
      
      
        Temperature of fermentation
        30-32°
      
      
        Must contact
        Up to 18 days
      
      
        Maturing
        18 months 1/2 in new, 1/2 in used barriques
      
      
        Bottle ageing
        12 months
      
      
        First year of production
        2002
      
      
        Ageing potential
        Up to 25 years
      
    Tasting notes
    
        Tasting note
        
      Intense aromas of black fruit. A firm and silky wine with fine tannins and a luscious finish.
        Perfect with
        
    
     Food with balanced, intense flavours, meat and game dishes fried or stewed, poultry such as pigeon or pheasant.
Awards
      James Suckling
         
         James Suckling
       WinesCritic.com
         
         Raffaele Vecchione
       Vinous
         
         Antonio Galloni
       Falstaff
         
         Othmar Kiem, Simon Staffler
       