In northeastern Italy, near the shores of Lake Garda and close to the town of Bardolino, lies the Lenotti family's wine estate. Its origins go back to 1906. Initially, they focused on the production and sale of barrel-aged wine. Later, they transitioned to producing quality wines exclusively bottled. Innovation plays a key role, and after several renovations and investments, the Lenotti family has fully focused on the entire process, from grape selection to a magnificent final product. The Lenotti family owns a significant number of its own vineyards in the following regions: 'Le Folaghe' in Lugana, 'Le Crosare' in Valpolicella Classico, and 'La Pra' and 'Vigna la Giare' in Bardolino Classico.
Soave is an ancient wine region in northern Italy. The Garganega grape is grown here. The Classico designation means that the grapes for Lenotti Soave come from the region's finest vineyards. This wine can easily be aged for five years. When young, it tastes of fresh mandarin and pineapple. With age, almond flavors emerge. Delicious with salads and light fish dishes.
The aroma reveals a beautiful bouquet of spring flowers, citrus notes like lime and lemongrass, and nuances of green apple and pear. The palate completes the story; this Lenotti Soave is so rich. Beautiful notes of citrus fruit, pineapple, and a touch of banana. The finish is fresh and ripe. Simply a classy white wine from Lenotti, and as you may know, Lenotti uses minimal sulfites, so their wines are pure and accessible!
