Ribolla Gialla IGT 2025

Attems

Ribolla Gialla IGT
2025

$24.95

* Suggested retail price

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Product code
15624684
Format
6 x 750ml
Listing type
Private import
Status
Pending
Type of product
Still Wine
Licensee price
$21.70
Country
Italy
Regulated designation
Indicazione geographica tipica (IGT)
Region
Friuli-Venezia Giulia
Appellation
Venezia Giulia
Classification
Not Applicable
Varietal(s)
Ribolla gialla 100 %
Alcohol percentage
12.5%
Colour
White
Sugar
Dry
Sugar content
1.4 g/l
Closure type
Cork
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About this winery

Attems is a name that encompasses the history of wine in Friuli Venezia Giulia. Indeed there is documentation that confirms ownership of land dedicated to viticulture in Collio by the Attems dynasty dating as far back as 1106, whereas the production of Ribolla Gialla and Refosco can be seen listed in the 1764 general ledgers.

See the Attems detail page for more information on this brand

Product notes

the must obtained from the gently pressed grapes was left to decant for 24–48 hours. Subsequently, the clear must began its alcoholic fermentation, which took place at 15 °C for 20 days. Vinification was carried out in steel containers, keeping the wine at low temperatures, thereby avoiding malolactic fermentation. After fermentation, the wine spent 4 months on the noble lees, which were regularly resuspended.

Production notes

Winter 2022 was dry, with little rainfall and fairly mild temperatures, which gradually increased into spring, seeing the Ribolla Gialla vines begin budding around 20 April. We were able to delay the opening of the buds by about 10 days compared to the local average using late pruning techniques, which we adopted several years ago. Spring was characterised by mild temperatures and generally good weather, ensuring constant vegetation growth. The flowering of the Ribolla Gialla vines, which took place in the first week of June, was very consistent between the plants. In June and July, the summer heat was mitigated by some beneficial rain, which allowed the plants to head into August without a significant water imbalance. The grapes were harvested in mid-September, before the rainfall in the second half of the month. The bunches that arrived in the cellar were perfectly healthy, with a good sugar concentration and a higher malic acid content than other varieties.

Tasting notes

straw yellow in colour, the wine has a complex bouquet of acacia flowers, eucalyptus and Williams pear, followed by mineral notes with a certain salinity. On the palate, it releases a remarkable freshness and a lively and well-integrated acidity. The finish is dominated by white pepper and citrus peel.