Schioppettino D.O.C. Friuli Colli Orientali Riserva 2018
Schioppettino D.O.C. Friuli Colli Orientali Riserva 2018
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Sommelier's Notes
Tasting Notes
Tasting Notes
Bouquet
An intense wine, with hints of macerated flowers, blueberry, raspberry, and wild berries jam. Standing in the glass it evolves every few minutes, revealing elegant notes of spices, vanilla and leather.
Flavor
Tasting reveals a bodied wine that is perfectly balanced, with a velvety tannin. It is
a persistent and harmonic wine. The berry and spice notes reflect its bouquet. It’s dry and medium warm, leaving the mouth clean and calling for the next sip.
Food Pairing
Barbequed red meats and game.
Tannins | 80%
Fruity | 80%
Floral | 40%
Spices | 80%
Minerals | 40%
Wine Profile
Wine Profile
Varietal
Schioppettino
Aging Style
Barrique
Color
Deep ruby red
Body
Full-bodied
Sweetness
Dry
Serving Facts
Serving Facts
Cellaring
10 Years
Calories
64 cals (per glass, 3 oz)
Residual
Sugars
1 (gr/L)
Alcohol
Content
13.0% ABV
Decante
20 mins
Serving
Temperature
16-18 °C
Distinctions
Distinctions
Production Notes
Production Notes
- Only the best ripe bunches are harvested by hand in September. A selection of the grapes follow a drying process in the “fruttaio”; the remaining are destemmed and soft pressed.
- Alcoholic fermentation occurs separately at 25°C in stainless steel tanks.
- The dried grape wine ages at least 14 months in barrique while the other ages in tonneaux.
- Adriano then creates the perfect blend of the two wines, and the bottled wine ages six more months in the cellar.


Friuli Venezia Giulia
Adriano Gigante
"What you sow now, you'll get in the future."
Grandfather Ferruccio, a miller at heart but a farmer by passion, bought a house and vineyard in Rocca Bernarda in 1957, devoted to crafting Friuli white wine. His son Arturo shared stories of their journey, moving from Vencò to Corno di Rosazzo. In the 1980s, Adriano, Arturo’s son, embraced the family legacy, introducing the peacock symbol on their first bottles. Today, Adriano, his wife Giuliana, and cousin Ariedo, a dedicated wine technician, continue Ferruccio's heartfelt vision.