2020 | Vie di Romans | Flors di Uis

Introduction

White Wine: 2020 | Vie di Romans | Flors di Uis

Delicate floral notes on the nose with wisteria and jasmine character. Zesty citrus on the palate with refreshing acidity, leading to a long and aromatic finish.

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Producer: Vie di Romans

Ratings: RV | 95

Vintage: 2020

Size: 750ml

ABV: 14%

Varietal: Malvasia

Country/Region: Italy, Friuli

Delicate floral notes on the nose with wisteria and jasmine character. Zesty citrus on the palate with refreshing acidity, leading to a long and aromatic finish.

Reviews:

• Raffaele Vecchione: Extremely complex, it shows notes of flowers and fruits reminiscent of magnolias, gardenias, jasmine, linden, white chocolate, lychee, white peaches, rose petals and white pepper. Full body, graceful and classic in the taste profile, it alternates polyphenolic qualities with a noble, gentle finish. Drink now.

Producer Information

An in-depth understanding of all the factors underlying a specific sensory experience is of course the goal of anyone who strives for a deeper appreciation of the fruit of the winemaker’s art. The production of outstanding grapes and wines is linked to a broad range of factors, but considering these in a cursory manner will not reveal the intimate character of a winemaking enterprise: instead of simply co-relating good quality with terroir or with winemaking practices, one must attempt to trace the synergy of agents which interact to produce that wine. In the following pages, then, we intend to consider only those factors which contribute the most to defining the character of Vie di Romans’ wines; they fall into three categories: environment, viticulture, and man.