Le Coste Rosso di Gaetano 2021

Le Coste Rosso di Gaetano 2021

Le Coste is a renowned winery located in the Lazio region of Italy. It is situated in the rolling hills near Lake Bolsena, in the town of Gradoli. The winery is known for its commitment to organic and biodynamic farming practices and its focus on producing natural wines that express the unique terroir of the area! The winery is owned and operated by Gianmarco Antonuzzi and Clementine Bouveron. They both have a deep passion for the land and vineyards, and their dedication to sustainable viticulture is evident in their approach. They cultivate their vineyards without the use of synthetic chemicals or fertilizers, allowing the vines to grow in harmony with nature. Le Coste primarily focuses on indigenous grape varieties that are traditional to the region, such as Aleatico, Procanico, Malvasia, and Moscato. These grapes are carefully harvested by hand and fermented with native yeasts, ensuring minimal intervention in the winemaking process.

The wines are often aged in large oak barrels or clay amphorae to preserve their freshness and purity. "Rosso di Gaetano," named after Gianmarco Antonuzzi's grandfather, is one of their signature wines. This red wine is made from a blend of local red grape varieties and showcases the rustic and authentic character of the Lazio region. They have gained international recognition for its high-quality natural wines, which exhibit a sense of place and reflect the dedication of the winemakers. They exemplify a commitment to organic and biodynamic farming, as well as crafting distinctive natural wines that capture the essence of their vineyards. Rosso di Gaetano is an easy-drinking red wine with plenty of red cherry, earth and bitter herbs, while remaining incredibly light on its feet! Serve slightly cooler than room temp or proper chilled and enjoy life to its fullest! xo

  • Producer: Le Coste
  • Region: Lazio, Italy
  • Varieties: Sangiovese, Syrah, Merlot
  • Alcohol: 13%
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Le Coste Rosso di Gaetano 2021