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Colour ruby red with purple hues |
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Bouquet classic and essential; never banal, it revolves around nuances of a juicy and fragrant fruit with an ascending spiral of violet, cherry, and ripe blood orange |
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Flavour the sip is dynamic, rightly textural and long without ever flaunting its delicate intensity. The attack is juicy, in the next step Rubesco 62 shows the layers of fruit and the depth, the volume in which the tannins give life to a chewable structure is perfectly in harmony with the savory finish and the continuity of drinking of this wine |
Rubesco is one of the first Italian red wines to have had a name. It was Giorgio Lungarotti who asked his wife Maria Grazia to find a way to do justice to the importance of this wine. The name comes from Latin rubescere, or blushing (with joy), a true hymn to the banquet.
Dynamic and contemporary red that looks to its origins, to a time when red wines accompanied the table every day between juiciness, ease of drinking and depth of fruit, telling the slow life at the pace of people and banquets.
16,50 €
In stock
Grape: Sangiovese
Soil: medium texture, loose on the high hills, of medium depth, with good structure and calcareous subsoil
Winemaking
An essential job to maintain the characteristics of the terroir and of the vintage intact. Rubesco 62 is vinified in steel with short maceration on the skins which never exceeds 15 days and then continues with a light passage in barrels for less than 12 months.
THE LABEL AND THE BOTTLE
The design has varied over the years, according to the graphic taste of the times, but has always recalled the territory: from the very first editions with the Torgiano tower, to the allegory of the grape harvest from one of the panels of the Fontana Maggiore of Perugia, by Nicola and Giovanni Pisano, 13th century, sealing the link between art and wine.
Over the years, the label has undergone revisions up to the current graphics, a common thread that takes us back to the origins with the number 62 recalling the first official production harvest and the green Chiantigiana bottle combined with the font recalling the first vintages of Rubesco.
