Verdicchio di Matelica goes to Holland

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Producers of unique Italian white wine Verdicchio di
Matelica from the central region of Le Marche Italy will be
conducting free wine tasting in Roosendaal and Utrecht on
12 and 14 November 2009 from www.vinigagliardi.it

Verdicchio di Matelica is the little known sister of
Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi but it is older due to the
presentation of the (DOC) being legalised first.
Verdicchio di Matelica has widely varying characteristics
than that of of Jesi due in part to the north south
position of its territory. Body: Producers around Matelica
are galvanising themselves and seeking markets outside
Italy.

A road show of tastings of the white wine Verdicchio di
Matelica from Le Marche Italy and red wines from the
winery Vini Gagliardi will be conducted at Tafelberg Wine,
Multatulilaan 17, Roosendaal, the Netherlands telephone
+31 165 55 74 11 at 19:30 learn more on
ww.tafelbergwijnimport.nl on 12 November and in Amberes
Restaurant, Burgemeester Reigerstraat 29, Utrecht, The
Netherlands telephone +31 30 2515020 at 14 November learn
more on www.amberes-restaurant.nl.

The wines available to taste at both locations are:

Verdicchio di Matelica - is from Verdicchio grapes and it
is the first Verdicchio of the cellar to be present in the
commercialised market in March-April each year. The clour
is pale straw-yellow, it presents fresh fruit aromas;
sapid, soft taste, very-well structured and with a slight
bitter after taste as aperitif, with hors-d' oeuvres,
sea-food dishes and white meats.

PianeroDue - Marche Rosso di Indicaticazione Geografica
Tipica IGT - It is most important red of the winery. It
is produced with Montipulciano 40 %, Sangiovese 40% e
Ciliegiolo 20 % grapes coming from the hills of Matelica.
The colour is a red ruby red turning to garnet with aging.
The bouquet is fruity/vanilla sapid harmonic and full
bodied taste. The wine is aged in oak barrels; with a
further refinement in bottles. Best coupling: venison
dishes, roast meats and cheese.

Merlot - Marche Rosso di Indicazione Geografica Tipica IGT
- This is produced with Merlot grapes coming from the
hills of Matelica about 450 metres height from sea-level.
The colour is ruby red colour with purple tinge, with
fruity wood aromas, soft flavour medium body, tannic. The
wine is matured in oak barrels, for about one year. Contact
Information: www.gagliardi.it telephone +39 0737 85611 The
Le Marche companies are the only and oldest DOC wineries in
Italy.

One of the oldest wineries, the Gagliardi winery began in
the Forties and was one of the first companies devoted to
the production and commercialisation of Verdicchio di
Matelica, and the first to sell it in bottles. The
geographical situation of the cellars is one of the best
suited to vine cultivation. Its particular microclimate and
altitude ( from 300 to 600 metres ) mean that each grape
variety can express its own special characteristics.

The Vini Gagliardi winery cultivates 15 hectares 12 of
which are devoted to Verdicchio grapes and 3 to red grape
varieties (Sangiovese, Merlot, Ciliegiolo ). The cellars
today continue to be a family-run enterprise, involving
Gino Gagliardi and his children. His son, Umberto, who
graduated in wine production at the Ascoli Piceno School of
Wines and is responsible for production and
commercialisation: and daughter Lara, who is in charge of
administration. The annual production of the cellars is
about 2.500 hl of wine. The area where the wine-making,
stocking, and bottling operations take place covers 1.350
square metres and can be found in via Merloni Matelica.


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Vincent Sandford is a media consultant specialising in
promoting small companies from Le Marche.
http://www.ViniGagliardi.it , and
http://www.Tafelbergwijnimport.nl and
http://wwwAmberes-restaurant.nl and locations of wine
tastings in The Netherlands.


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