Monte del Frà - Ca' Del Magro | Custoza Superiore DOC
White wine | Italy, VENETO | 2023
Powerful but delicate aroma of apple, yellow fruit, tropical fruit and light anise notes. The taste is full, creamy and aromatic and ends well with beautiful acids, full of character! Wine with many minerals.
€16.65
13.76
excl. VAT
Specifications
Serving temperature
8-10°C
Type
White wine
Country
Italy
Vintage
2023
Storage (years)
+ 3-5
Volume
0.75
Grape & craft
Region
VENETO
Grape varieties
Garganega, Trebbiano Toscano, Incrocio Manzoni, Cortese
Viticulture
Traditional
Vinification
Cà del Magro is made from no fewer than four different grape varieties, dominated by Garganega, Trebbiano and Incrocio Manzoni. The grapes undergo gentle pressing, preceded by a period of cold maceration to allow maximum aromatic extraction.
Fermentation takes place in cement vats, on the lees, at a controlled temperature with frequent and gentle pump-overs. The ageing process continues in bottle for at least six months before the wine is released to the market.
Flavour profile
Taste profile
Complex without oak
Food pairing
Fish - baked | Poultry - quail | Risotto | Vol-au-vent | Pasta - with seafood
About Az. Monte del Frá
On the hills near Sommacampagna, between Custoza and Staffalo, there is a wine estate surrounded by the moraine hills of Lake Garda. The estate was founded as a monastery by friars from Santa Maria Della Scala, who grew their own food to live off-the land in perpetuity. But they also made wine, which is how their legacy keeps living on today. Almost two centuries later, in 1958, Massimo Bonomo rented two rooms and the adjacent fields. His family opened a Frasca, a typical Venetian bulk wine shop. They made wine and grew peaches, strawberries, and wheat.
Then, on August 8, 1988, the big turnaround: Massimo Bonomo's sons, Eligio and Claudio, decided to turn their father's business around. They converted all family lands into vineyards and established the Monte del Frà wine estate as their only financial foothold.
After years of growth and hard work, the family would soon add new DOC-classified territories: Valpolicella, Custoza, Lugana, Soave, and Bardolino. Today, the family owns 137 hectares/338 acres and works another rented 68/168.
Today, after over 60 years, the Bonomo family is still managing Monte del Frà: the second generation, with the brothers Eligio and Claudio, has been joined by the third with Marica,
