PRACTICING ORGANIC FARMING
100% Lacrima
This mid-bodied, softly-textured wine is like Spring in a glass! It's made from an old, highly-aromatic red variety called Lacrima (Tear), in the bucolic Morro d'Alba area of Italy's central Marche region. This seductive little wine is perfect with fresh sheep cheeses and herbal, lightly peppered cured meats!
"Remarkably pretty, the 2022 Lacrima di Morro d'Alba wafts up with a vivid blend of crushed blueberries, sage and wet stone. This is juicy and lifted in style with crisp wild berry fruits propelled by brisk acidity as violet inner florals form toward the close. A coating of fine tannins frames the experience well as the 2022 tapers off grippy and long yet still remarkably fresh... " - Eric Guido, VINOUS MEDIA
Stainless steel aged.
"Mario Lucchetti began in the 1980s with the first acres of Lacrima di Morro d’Alba, one of the local indigenous varietals in this rural area of Le Marche in the province of Ancona, not far from the town of Jesi. His passion focused on restoring the importance of the area’s native [varieties]. With new plantings in 2004, the estate’s total vineyard size expanded to 14 hectares and continues to grow today. In recent years, Mario’s son Paolo completed his degree in enology and is now working side by side with his father to carry the family tradition into the next decades." - MASSANOIS, IMPORTER
100% Lacrima
This mid-bodied, softly-textured wine is like Spring in a glass! It's made from an old, highly-aromatic red variety called Lacrima (Tear), in the bucolic Morro d'Alba area of Italy's central Marche region. This seductive little wine is perfect with fresh sheep cheeses and herbal, lightly peppered cured meats!
"Remarkably pretty, the 2022 Lacrima di Morro d'Alba wafts up with a vivid blend of crushed blueberries, sage and wet stone. This is juicy and lifted in style with crisp wild berry fruits propelled by brisk acidity as violet inner florals form toward the close. A coating of fine tannins frames the experience well as the 2022 tapers off grippy and long yet still remarkably fresh... " - Eric Guido, VINOUS MEDIA
Stainless steel aged.
"Mario Lucchetti began in the 1980s with the first acres of Lacrima di Morro d’Alba, one of the local indigenous varietals in this rural area of Le Marche in the province of Ancona, not far from the town of Jesi. His passion focused on restoring the importance of the area’s native [varieties]. With new plantings in 2004, the estate’s total vineyard size expanded to 14 hectares and continues to grow today. In recent years, Mario’s son Paolo completed his degree in enology and is now working side by side with his father to carry the family tradition into the next decades." - MASSANOIS, IMPORTER
