Winemaking techniques: Temperature-controlled fermentation in stainless steel – Discover the Best Wines
The temperature-controlled fermentation in stainless steel is a technique that makes it possible to produce wines fresh, fruity e clean, preserving the varietal aromas of the grapes as fully as possible.
Characteristics
- Stainless steel: An inert material that does not alter the aromas of the wine.
- Controlled temperature:
- 12°C - 18°C for whites e rosés → freshness and fruity aromas.
- 22°C - 28°C for light reds → balanced colour and aromas.
Advantages
- Intense, clean aromas of fresh fruit e flowers.
- Freshness e liveliness on the palate.
- Maximum hygiene and control over the process.
Ideal Grape Varieties
- Whites: Vermentino, Pinot Grigio, Sauvignon Blanc.
- Rosés: Negroamaro, Montepulciano.
- Light reds: Pinot Nero, Gamay.
Food
- Raw fish, seafood, salads e fresh cheeses.
Temperature-controlled fermentation in stainless steel: My personal top three
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1
Saint-Estèphe AOC “Le C De Calon Ségur” Troisième Vin 2021 - Château Calon Ségur
- Type: Red Wine
- Region: Bordeaux, France, Saint-Estèphe
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2
Saint-Joseph Blanc 2021 - Dard et Ribo
- Type: Vino Bianco
- Region: France, Rhône, Saint-Joseph
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3
Geheimer Rat 2013 - Dr. von Bassermann-Jordan
- Type: Vino Bianco
- Region: Deidesheim, Germany, Palatinate