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sent on April 02, 2018 (22:58)


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" Purtroppo anche la vigna al giorno d'oggi non dà più mangiare come un tempo a chi la lavora e quelle cavate o abbandonate sono sempre più numerose. "
Dalle mie parti, sia in pianura come sulle colline Novaresi, vi sono nuovi e interessanti impianti di barbatelle e non mi risulta che vi sia crisi. Certo poi dipende dal tipo di vigna, da come viene curata sia in campo come in cantina, come viene vinificata, invecchiata e questo ne determina il valore del prodotto finito. Collis Breclemae e Collis Carellae degli Antichi vigneti di Cantalupo per il Ghemmme o il Gattinara di Travaglini, solo per citare i cru più rappresentativi, hanno interessanti sbocchi sul mercato interno come internazionale. Il raccolto della modesta uva americana o uva fragola, che dir si voglia, vine esportata nella confederazione Elvetica dov'è apprezzata come uva da tavola; da noi si fa un vino chiamato "L'americanin" da bere accompagnato ad una fetta di pane di meliga abbrustolito con lardo e aglio fresco. Non conoscendo la zona vitivinicola a cui ti riferisci mi spiace sentire dell'abbandono di questa coltivazione per i motivi da te citati.



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sent on April 02, 2018 (23:08) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

You mentioned the excellence of Italian wine.
My areas, hills of Piacenza, are firm to sparkling wines even if someone is moving towards more prestigious vine varieties such as merlot, cabernet sauvignon and pinot. I spoke yesterday with the owner of a farm where compro.il.vino. he makes French wines, but he has no market because even in the restaurant his bottle of pinot noir is not evaluated by the client because the origin of the "Piacenza hills" is so to say snubbed. I can assure you that that pinot is a scream.
As often happens, more importance is given to the name than to the product, also the fault of the managers who do not advise the customer.
The gutturnio, or the ortrugo piacentino abroad I do not even think it goes there.

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sent on April 02, 2018 (23:39)


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Il Gutturnio, da vitigno Barbera, risente, cone l'Ortrugo di scarsa considerazione per un motivo molto semplice. La mancanza, da parte dei coltivatori, di migliorarne le caratteristiche. Parlo di vinificazione in "purezza"; in pratica quello che molti anni addietro un certo Giacomo Bologna, che ebbi il piacere di incontrare, fece con la Barbera. La Monella, Il Bricco dell'Uccelone, solo per elencarne alcuni ne sono un esempio. Ricordo al Vin Italy quando Giacomo faceva degustare le prime produzioni delle sue Barbere usando un enorme bicchiere da Cognac fabbricato su sua precisa indicazione da Riedel; il resto è storia. E cosa dire delle barbere della zona della Morra che, per configurazione geologica del terreno assumono caratteristiche "baroleggianti"? Un altro vino piacevole e di nicchia "Il Pagadebit di Ronagna coltivato dai contadini proprio per ...pagare i debiti della stagione. Come in tutte le attività alcune volte non bisogna adagiarsi ma " per seguir virtute e conoscenza. "


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sent on April 03, 2018 (6:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Right Enrico you have hit the problem I am convinced too.
Something is also moving in our parts, aging in barriques, for example, something unthinkable until a few years ago, but winning the peasant tradition is not easy.
I see you are very passionate and experienced wine, remarkable compliments.
Hello

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sent on April 03, 2018 (8:59) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I think I have a good knowledge of it. I started in the mid-70s with the ONAF courses to become later AIS sommelier; I also attended study courses on oils, distillates, coffee and cooking. These are some of the things that have always fascinated me.
Now I'm going to see how Milan opens!
Good day


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sent on April 22, 2018 (21:54) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Wow, I roll my eyes to watch this texture that you created with the high key. I like the end result and the message you spent (even the first title there was fine for me). Nice experiment Simone.



Hello and good evening.



Mauro

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sent on April 22, 2018 (22:34) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Hello Mauro is always a pleasure to find yourself between my pictures.

Thank you very much

Simone


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