Umani Ronchi...
 The unique and
recognizable style of Umani Ronchi wines comes from the Marche
region, framed by glorious hills that meet the waters of the
Adriatic Sea.
For many centuries
the vine has flourished in this environment, favoured by long
hours of sunshine followed by cool nights, and sea breezes that
mitigate the colder winter months.
Indeed this region
is well suited for viticulture: Marches have in themselves the
environment for a prestigious viticulture, and Umani Ronchi has
profited from their treasures: clavey soils of medium density
for white wines, loose and calcareous for red wines.
With such a
favourable climate and soil, the remaining factor that generates
success is: our passion. Since the beginning they have pursued
the principal aim of the highest quality production, and in more
than 30 years they have refined this art.
Careful selection
of the grapes on the plant, very low yields per hectare,
continuous experimentations on the vineyard and in the cellar,
strict laboratory controls.
All that, and more,
contribute to the unique style of the wines.
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Verdicchio
Dei Castelli Di Jesi 2006 |
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Bin No |
EN2469 |
Size |
1 x 75cl |
Price |
£7.50 |
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Grape Varieties:
90% Verdicchio and 10% Trebbiano Toscano.
Umani Ronchi produces this wine with the intention of combining the
great personality of the variety with a pleasant drinkability. The
wine is made by vinifying grapes from vineyards located in the heart
of the Verdicchio Classico production area, and it is our company’s
most widely exported product.
A young wine, brilliant
straw yellow in colour with pronounced greenish tints. It appeals to
the nose with its delicate fruity aromas and pleasant freshness. On
the palate it is dry and of medium structure, with a slight
aftertaste of bitter almonds. |
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Vigneto San
Lorenzo Rosso Conero 2004 |
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Bin No |
EN2528 |
Size |
1 x 75cl |
Price |
£10.50 |
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 Grape Varieties:
100% Montepulciano. With
its outstanding impact in terms of flavour and the enfolding warmth
of its rounded tannins, it is a wine which is intended to express
all the potential of the combination between its terroir and the
Montepulciano varietal. These characteristics are augmented by the
contribution from the oak lasks which are kept in the picturesque
cave at Osimo, in which San Lorenzo is aged.
Brilliant ruby red colour with garnet tints. The nose is sweet,
predominantly fruity, with typical notes of morello cherry. Rich and
pulpy in the mouth, flavourful and pleasantly harmonious, with silky
tannins. The long finish is austere and intensely fruity. |
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Montepulciano D'abruzzo Jorio 2004 |
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Bin No |
EN2168 |
Size |
1 x 75cl |
Price |
£11.15 |
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 Grape Varieties:
100% Montepulciano. Jorio
was created in the mid-nineties to express the great potential of
this varietal, in collaboration with fanatically dedicated Abruzzese
winegrowers with vineyards in particularly favourable areas for its
growth. The name of the wine is intended as a tribute to the great
twentieth-century Abruzzese poet Gabriele D'Annunzio, who made his
wild, provincial native soil into a “barbaric” novelty, exciting and
transgressive, with which he stirred and won the public’s favour.
Here is D’Annunzio’s dedication to his pastoral tragedy The daughter
of Jorio: “To the land of Abruzzi, to my mother, to my sisters, to
my brother in exile, to my buried father, to all my dead, to all my
people between the mountains and the sea, this song of ancient blood
I consecrate". Deep ruby
red, recalls plums and red cherries on the nose, followed by
balsamic and salty notes on a background of ripe liquorice. With
eloquent and clean tannins in the mouth, it comes across as full and
vigorous, with a long and intense finish. |
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Cumaro Rosso
Conero 2004 |
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Bin No |
EN2618 |
Size |
1 x 75cl |
Price |
£20.00 |
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 Grape Varieties:
100% Montepulciano.
Cumaro Rosso Conero was created in the mid eighties to celebrate the
Montepulciano variety of vine, and an area close to the sea with
highly calcareous soils, using methods based on very strict
selection of grapes in the vineyard and what were, at least for
then, modern techniques of vinification and ageing.
The name Cùmaro is a
tribute to Mount Conero, komaros in Greek, which means ‘arbutus’: an
evergreen shrub which grows freely in its woodlands. Since 2004 the
wine has been entitled to the appellation DOCG (Guaranteed and
Controlled Denomination of Origin) Conero Riserva.
Deep ruby red colour
with garnet tints, presenting an intense bouquet, with the emergence
at the start of fine ripe plum, blackcurrant and morello fruit, and
a spiced finish of black pepper, vanilla and tobacco. Soft and
enfolding in the mouth, with well-smoothed tannins and a pleasant
chocolatey finish.
Grape Varieties:
100% Montepulciano. |
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Montepulciano D'abruzzo 2006 |
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Bin No |
EN2613 |
Size |
1 x 75cl |
Price |
£6.95 |
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 Grape Varieties:
100% Montepulciano. The
Umani Ronchi version of Montepulciano d’Abruzzo is intended to be an
interpretation of this vine which aims to exalt its varietal
characteristics and its freshness, combining these qualities with
just the right amount of charm and softness. The result is a very
pleasant and drinkable wine which goes with many different kinds of
dishes.
A young and immediately
drinkable wine: ruby red colour with violet tints, delicate aromas
of plum and morello cherry, robust and full-bodied in the mouth,
slightly tannin-rich with a dry and flavourful finish.
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