Grapes: Trebbiano,  Malvasia,  Verdicchio
Country: Italy
Regions:Lazio
Wine Type:Orange
Vintage: 2024
Bottle Size: 750ml
Alcohol: 12.30%
£27.61 incl. UK VAT & duty fee | £20.78 due at checkout | est. £6.83 to be paid to courier, with a small customs handling fee
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Coenobium Ruscum 2024 by Monastero Trappiste Vitorchiano is a natural wine made in Lazio with 45% Trebbiano, 35% Malvasia and 20% Verdicchio grapes. This white wine is grown and vinified by nuns in a monastary!

This orange wine will have floral touches, nice aromatics and a slight tannic grip

About Monastero Trappiste Vitorchiano - natural wines made by nuns!

Amid Lazio’s volcanic tufa soils, the Cistercian Trappist nuns of Vitorchiano treat winemaking as a form of liturgy. Guided by Giampiero Bea, they hand-tend decades-old vines, ferment with wild yeasts and bottle without frills. The result is “Coenobium,” an amber-tinged, skin-contact white, and “Benedic,” a savoury red—both rustic, quietly oxidative and as honest as the cloister that raises them.

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Coenobium Ruscum | Natural Wine by Monastero trappiste Vitorchiano.
Monastero Trappiste Vitorchiano - Coenobium Ruscum 2024
£27.61 incl. UK VAT & duty fee | £20.78 due at checkout | est. £6.83 to be paid to courier, with a small customs handling fee

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MONASTERO TRAPPISTE VITORCHIANO

NATURAL WINES BY MONASTERO TRAPPISTE VITORCHIANO

These wines come from a convent of Cistercian Trappist nuns at Vitorchiano, near Viterbo in northern Lazio. The community has moved around: it was founded near Turin in 1875, spent decades at Grottaferrata outside Rome and settled in Vitorchiano in 1957. The sisters cleared bramble-covered land to plant their vines, about 5 hectares on volcanic soils rich in peperino stone. They do the vineyard work and the harvest by hand, and also make jams and tend gardens and orchards to support the monastery.

Since the 2000s Giampiero Bea, son of Paolo Bea from Montefalco in Umbria, has guided the cellar. Fermentations are wild, in steel and fibreglass tanks, with only a small dose of sulphur. Coenobium Ruscum is the skin-contact white, Trebbiano, Malvasia and Verdicchio left on the skins for over two weeks. Benedic is a pale, light red from equal parts Sangiovese and Ciliegiolo.

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