Pinot nero IGT Alicea

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The Product in Brief:

✓ Pinot Noir 100%

✓ Pale ruby red, characteristic of the grape variety

✓ Aromas of marasca cherries, raspberries and ripe plums

✓ Fresh and lively, with young but elegant tannins

✓ Ageing in stainless steel to preserve fragrance and freshness

✓ Alcohol content: 12% vol.

✓ Serving temperature: 16–18°c

The Pinot Nero IGT AliCea from the Caneva dei Biasio winery is an elegant, refined red that interprets with a light hand one of the noblest and hardest grape varieties to grow. The grapes are picked in carefully chosen vineyards in the most suitable hillside areas of the Veneto, where the swing between day and night temperatures allows complex aromas and a balanced structure to develop. Vinified on its own, AliCea Pinot Nero stands out for its finesse and for the perfect balance between freshness and softness. After a traditional fermentation with maceration on the skins, the wine matures in steel to preserve the fragrance of the fruit and the typical varietal elegance.

To the eye it shows a pale ruby red, typical of the grape variety. On the nose it releases notes of morello cherry and raspberry, followed by hints of plum jam and a delicate spicy background of clove and cinnamon. The sip is fresh and lively, supported by young but elegant tannins that give softness and harmonious drinkability. The finish is fine, pleasantly fruity and persistent. Perfect with fish dishes in a sauce or with medium-matured cheeses, AliCea Pinot Nero is best served at 16-18°C, a temperature that brings out its scents and its softness. Excellent drunk young, yet able to evolve for a few years in the bottle.

Product Sheet:

Grape variety: Pinot Nero 100%

Production area: Triveneto.

Soil characteristics: Hillside soils of glacial deposits.

Colour: Pale ruby red, typical of the vineyard.

Aroma: Notes of morello cherry and raspberry, plum jam, clove and cinnamon.

Taste: Fresh and lively, supported by young but elegant tannins that make it soft and harmonious.

Ageing: In steel, to preserve fragrance and freshness.

Vinification: Traditional method with maceration on the skins and daily pump-overs.

Alcohol content: 12% vol.

Serving temperature: 16–18°c

Food pairings: Fish dishes in a sauce, medium-matured cheeses.

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Welcome to the heart of Cendrole, a village rich in ancient history nestled between Castelfranco Veneto, Bassano del Grappa and Asolo. Our story begins over a century ago, during the fervor of the twentieth century. Giovanni Angelo Porcellato, the great-grandfather of the current owners, a veteran of the Great War, decided to create something extraordinary: Caneva.

The founder obtained the licenses to transform the place into a tavern along the Curiotto road, a famous path that leads to the Sanctuary also frequented by the future Pope Pius X. With the famous sign "Da Ioani el soto ghe xe sempre un bon goto" (at Giovanni the lame, there is always a good glass), Caneva became an icon over time. In the 1940s, his son Giovanni took over the reins, managing the tavern with mastery together with his mother Luigia (Nona Jija). While his father lit the oven for bread, his wife Amelia ran a small grocery store. The passion for wine, in particular Prosecco dei Colli di Conegliano e Valdobbiadene, began to make itself felt.

Today we proudly preserve a bottle of Cartizze from 1952, one of the first bottled by the winery “La Caneva dei Biasio” (Biasio is the nickname that identifies the genealogical branch of the Porcellato family). Every sip will take you back in time, with the rich taste of history and culture of Cendrole. The cellar, founded in the 1960s, houses large barrels that guard the fruit of generations of winemaking passion.

Here, we produce excellent wines such as Asolo Prosecco Superiore DOCG, a symbol of the ancient winemaking tradition of this land. The quality of the Manzoni crianza, cultivated with dedication and mastery, is reflected in our glasses, carrying on the family's winemaking legacy.

In the 1970s, the sons took over, transforming La Caneva into a modern winery. Our production expanded to the red Veneto IGT, a wine that embodies the balance between tradition and innovation, representing the unique character of Cendrole. In the 1990s, the Osteria became "Osteria La Caneva", a fundamental stop for those who want to savor the rich culinary tradition of Treviso and accompany the dishes with our fine wines. Today, our history is manifested in the tasting room and in the wine shop, spaces dedicated to events and tastings that allow you to immerse yourself in the wine experience of Cendrole.

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