Incrocio Manzoni

TheIncrocio Manzoni is a white grape variety, the result of a cross between selected varieties, developed in Italy. This variety is known for its versatility and its ability to adapt to different climate and soil conditions, resulting in high-quality wines that express the character of the land where they are grown. Its popularity is growing steadily, thanks to its unique characteristics and its ability to produce wines that suit a wide range of palates.

Characteristics of the Incrocio Manzoni Grape Variety

Agronomic Aspects

Origin: Developed in Italy, it is an example of winegrowing innovation.
Climate: It adapts well to temperate climates, showing good resistance to disease.
Soil: It prefers well-drained soils rich in organic matter, which bring out its aromatic characteristics.

Grape Characteristics

Berry: Thin skin, with a colour ranging from green to golden yellow.
Aromatic profile: Fresh, fruity wines, with floral notes and a light minerality.

Wines Made from Incrocio Manzoni

Colour

Dry Whites: Bright straw yellow, with greenish highlights in young wines.
Wood-Aged: Deep golden yellow, with amber shades that develop during ageing.

Aromas

Fruity: Notes of citrus, apple and tropical fruit, depending on the growing climate.
Floral: Shades of white flowers and acacia, which lend freshness to the wine.
Mineral: Light hints of flint and chalk, particularly in the more elegant wines.
Spicy: Notes of vanilla and hazelnut in the wines aged in wood.

Palate

Fresh and mineral: In young wines, with lively acidity.
Structured and enveloping: In aged wines, with a creamy, complex feel.

Growing Areas

TheIncrocio Manzoni is grown in several Italian regions, where unique expressions can be found depending on the terroir:

Regions of Northern Italy: Ideal places for growing it, thanks to cool climates and rich soils.
Hillside areas: They provide good sun exposure and excellent ventilation.

Types of Incrocio Manzoni-Based Wines

Young Incrocio Manzoni: Fresh and fruity, ideal for drinking straight away.
Wood-Aged Incrocio Manzoni: Complex and structured, with notes of vanilla and dried fruit and nuts.

Food Pairings

Young Incrocio Manzoni

Fish Starters: Carpaccio and tartare.
Light Dishes: Salads and vegetable dishes.

Wood-Aged Incrocio Manzoni

Grilled Fish: Excellent with fish and shellfish dishes.
Creamy First Courses: Risottos and pasta with delicate sauces.

Why Choose an Incrocio Manzoni?

TheIncrocio Manzoni is an excellent choice for anyone looking for wines fresh, aromatic and versatile, able to accompany a wide range of dishes. Its ability to express the terroir and the aromatic complexity make it a grape variety of great interest to wine lovers.