Zanovello Selections
Belvedere - Marzemino Veneto IGT
Our Belvedere Marzemino Veneto IGT tells of the conviviality of the Veneto countryside.
The name is a tribute to the Belvedere vineyard, a panoramic hillock of red clay limestone. We are convinced that by nourishing the vines with the sun of the West, with the red and purple tones of the flowers and with the greens of the oak and chestnut woods, we will have a companion with an open word, a wine that declares all its sympathy.
Awards
- 2025Touring Vinibuoni d'Italia: Belvedere 2020 - 3 stars
- 2021Touring Vinibuoni d'Italia: Belvedere 2018 - 3 stars
- 2020Viinilehti: Belvedere 2016 - Organic red wine of the year
- 2018BioWeinPreis: Belvedere 2016 - Silver Medal, 89 points
- 2018Gambero Rosso: Belvedere 2015 - 2 glasses
- 2018I Vini di Veronelli: Belvedere 2015 - 89 points
- 2018Touring Editore: Belvedere 2015 - 4 stars
Information
- Grape varieties Marzemino
- Alcohol % vol 12.5
Technical Data
- Total acidity 4.99 g/l
- Sugar 0.6 g/l
- pH 3.63
- Total sulfites 34 mg/l
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Log inVintage notes
The 2020 tells of a balanced vintage, expressing itself in the glass with delicacy, softness and harmony.
Production batch
L762
- Amount 4665
- Bottle colour
- Capacity 0,75 l
- Typology Bordeaux bottle
- Recycling indications View
Sensorial analysis
Marzemino is a semi-aromatic grape variety that transfers a typical violet colour to the wine. The nose offers fruity and pulpy scents, with floral violet and lightly spiced nuances. On the palate it is soft, with an agile and well-balanced mouthfeel, and can be appreciated from its young years.
History of Marzemino
Appearing in Italy around the 15th century thanks to the sea trade of the Republic of Venice, Marzemino spread to the Veneto, Trentino and Lombardy regions. This grape gives rise to a wine that smells of red fruits, plums and dried flowers. Endowed with good acidity and lightness, it is often a wine to drink in youth. On the Euganean Hills the cultivation of these grapes is no longer so widespread, but we like to think that its aromatic expressions are as close to our roots as possible. Because of its deep bond with the territory, we have chosen to produce Marzemino Nero. Compared to its relative Marzemina Bastarda, it is a less productive and more delicate grape variety, but one that gives more elegant and long-lived expressions.
Pairings
With its agile and spicy sip, Marzemino goes well with cured meats and mature cheese that enhance the rustic character of this semi-aromatic variety. Also great with meat stews. We recommend serving at 16-18°C.
