Anni: a white wine where you don’t bide

From Tuscany, in particular from Arezzo province,this wine born form passion of Moretti family and from two interesting grape: Sauvignon Blanc and Viogner

by Luca Bandirali
AIS

In a region historically dedicated to the great red, only careful investigation of the land and the right exposure can give a great white wine. In addition to the choice of suitable varieties, of course. So in the province of Arezzo was born Anni of the primary blank of Tenuta Sette Ponti, Antonio Moretti owned contractor.

Years stems from a thorough research work and passion for wine in all its expressions. To produce this label have been chosen two great grape varieties, although less widespread and discount others, such as Sauvignon Blanc and Viogner, which together form a rare synthesis of power, finesse and aromatic complexity.

Born in the years Tenuta Sette Ponti, San Giustino Valdarno, Arezzo, owned by the Moretti family since the'50s, acquired by princesses Margaret and Maria Cristina di Savoia Aosta. We are in the heart of Chianti, in a picturesque corner of Tuscany near Arezzo, which takes its name from the number of bridges connecting the two shores of the river Arno. The first of these is the Bridge Buriano (XIII century) in the landscape as background to Leonardo's Mona Lisa. Today the estate, after several acquisitions made over the years, has more than 300 hectares, of which about 60 stayed in the vineyard.

Description The light color of Anni reflects the straw with golden hues, the nose evokes feelings and aromatic hints of citrus and peach, while the taste is capable of wonderful ideas that they spread in a sinuous body and at the same time long and decidedly complex.

It is a wine that should be eaten fresh but not cold and that is well matched to a light and summery cuisine based on fish and white meat.

Estate, grown and bottled by:
Tenuta Sette Ponti,
Loc. Vigna di Pallino - 52029 Castiglion Fibocchi (AR)
www.tenutasetteponti.it