When you drank a Falanghina last? You stumble at some point over a southern Italian white wine, it's like a Fiano and Greco from Campania or a Carricante or cataratto from Sicily. It was like a little bias on solbakad fruit sweetness and manic vinmakardesperados who prints in lots of ekchips before they lose their cheap boxbrygder. Such delusions are often put to shame, if you buy their wines at the right place.
We test a Falanghina from Corte Normanna. DOC: n Sannio units and is located 40-50 km straight into the country from Naples, the grapes are growing at 250-300 meters, and will spend four months in stainless steel before bottling.
A dull golden color and an aroma that is dominated by tropical notes like pineapple, passion fruit and pomegranate. Herbs and green apple filling. Lots going clean and neat nose, which even offers a crackling and other minerals and musselskalssälta.
acids are very high and mineralsältan applies nicely in the aftertaste. Amazingly fresh and lively wine that can handle a classic fish stew with flying colors. Sold by Carlo Merolli and costs 75 SEK. Very good buy, but the ultimate significance is still Villa Martina Friulano 2009 with its virtually unlimited versatilitet and ridiculously low price.
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