Boggina B

Name: Boggina B
Brand: Petrolo
SKU: boggina-b-2020
Price: 69.5 EUR
Availability: InStock

Perfect pairing

Pairs withpoultry, rich fish dishes, truffle dishes

Glassware

Serving temperature12–14°C

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Boggina B is a rare, cask-aged Trebbiano that shows just how far the grape can rise. Luca Sanjust, owner of Petrolo, set out to prove that even an overlooked, everyday variety can yield a great wine, given the right terroir and the right care.

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Wine profile

Taste styleDry

TanninLow

AcidityMedium

AlcoholMedium

Body / TextureFull

Characteristics

StyleWhite

Wine housePetrolo

GrapeTrebbiano

CountryItaly

RegionTuscany

Year2020

AgeingFrench oak

Volume75 cl

Drinking window2025–2032

Item no.KW262020

StyleWhite

Wine housePetrolo

GrapeTrebbiano

CountryItaly

RegionTuscany

Year2020

AgeingFrench oak

Volume75 cl

Drinking window2025–2032

Item no.KW262020

100% Trebbiano, hand-harvested in crates. Fermented and aged in oak casks, with bâtonnage of the fine lees for added volume and structure.

Store the bottles lying down in a cool, dark place at a constant temperature of 10-14°C. Avoid light and vibration. Consult the drinking window for the ideal moment to open.

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The wine house

Petrolo

Tuscany

As early as 1716, Grand Duke Cosimo III de' Medici recognised the Val d'Arno di Sopra as one of four areas in Tuscany exceptionally suited to winegrowing. Petrolo itself came into the hands of the Bazzocchi family in the last century. It was grandson Luca Sanjust, however, a painter by background specialising in Venetian Renaissance art, who gave the estate its current standing. His Merlot Galatrona has been called "the Le Pin of Tuscany" by critics and has repeatedly earned scores of 98 to 100 points. Alongside Galatrona, the house also makes the well-regarded Sangiovese wines Torrione and Boggina. Worth knowing: Galatrona came about by accident. During the 1994 harvest one parcel of Merlot was overlooked and picked far too late. Rather than discarding the fruit, the family vinified it separately, and so the very first Galatrona was born, now one of the most decorated wines in Tuscany.

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