In the Sorrento Peninsula, sparkling wine of excellent quality and great tradition is produced in very limited areas and in conditions of extreme viticulture: the Gragnano by Cantine Astroni "a small wine, but unsurpassed"; so Mario Saldati called it. Obtained from the unification of different types of grapes, such as Olivella, Sciascinoso, Per'e Palummo (Piedirosso), Aglianico and other varieties grown within the municipalities of the Sorrento Peninsula, Gragnano takes its name from one of the latter.
Data sheet
- Product
- Vintage
- 2015
- Tipology
- Vino rosso
- Provenance
- Italia
- Production area
- Campania
- Grape variety
- Type of soil
- System of cultivation
- Type of harvest
- Harvest Time
- Yield per hectare
- Fermentation
- Aging of wine
- Serving temperature
- Pairings
- Bottle
- 0,75 l.
- Color
- Perfume
- Flavor
HISTORY
Memory is an essential value for those who put their roots in the earth. The Varchetta family has been dedicating itself to wine production for over a hundred years, always paying attention to the local area without losing sight of the importance of pleasure. It was 1892 when Vincenzo Varchetta decided to strengthen his business, convinced that the time was ripe to transform the pleasure of producing wine into a thriving commercial activity. A decisive contribution was given by his son Giovanni, who, having just returned from the Second World War, succeeded in turning his father's dreams into reality. "Don Giovanni", an expert connoisseur of every corner of the Campania region, infused his children and grandchildren with all the passion and expertise accumulated over the years. Through the history of four generations, the family founded, in 1999, the current company CANTINE ASTRONI, engaging in a project to protect and enhance Campania ampelography and offering an oenology of strong traditions, enriched by modern cultivation and winemaking techniques .