Morei Teroldego Vigneti delle Dolomiti IGT 2018 1500ml Magnum

Wine Description for Morei Teroldego Vigneti delle Dolomiti IGT 2018 1500ml Magnum by Foradori

Colour & Appearance

Deep ruby red with vibrant violet reflections that underscore the youthfulness of this wine.

Nose

The bouquet reveals itself with captivating floral intensity: violets and mallow form the fragrant top notes, whilst blueberries, elderberry and mulberries weave a dark fruit and velvety aromatic picture. The nose promises more opulence than the palate ultimately delivers – typical of the Teroldego grape, which loves to flirt with its perfume.

Palate

Here the true finesse of this wine reveals itself: rather than opulent weight, the Morei presents itself with silky-fine tannins, reminiscent of the finest emery paper – present, but never intrusive. The dark fruit of the nose transforms into transparent fruit clarity, carried by vibrant acidity and pulsing freshness. A wine that convinces through precision rather than power.

Finish

Ethereally cool and fruity clear, with an invigorating herbal aftertaste that invites the next sip. The length is moderate, but of impressive clarity.

Terroir & Origin

Hailing from the Vigneti delle Dolomiti in Trentino, this wine embodies the cool, alpine character of its provenance. Foradori, a pioneer of biodynamic viticulture in the region, masterfully understands how to interpret the Teroldego grape in its purest form.

Grape Variety & Vinification

Made exclusively from Teroldego, with moderate alcohol content of 12.5% vol., which underscores the freshness and drinkability. The magnum bottle size promises optimal ageing potential.

Food Pairing Recommendations

A versatile companion to red cabbage soup with rocket and smoked almond pesto, pan-fried catfish with beurre rouge or blood sausage ravioli with apple and coriander chutney. The vibrant acidity and fine tannins make it the ideal partner for substantial yet not overly heavy dishes.

Special Features

A „quicker drink“ with clear provenance character – light-footed, precise and refreshingly different from the usual Teroldego interpretations. The magnum bottling underscores the appreciation for this transparent, terroir-focused wine.