Obic Cabernet Franc DOC 2021
Art. # 4491Cabernet Franc with a pronounced noble profile, typical of the variety. A juicy, fruity, and chocolatey wine with excellent length and preserved fruit freshness. The Obiz winery is located in the southeastern part of Friuli, very close to the Adriatic Sea. The history of wine in these lands dates back to the 1st century BC, as evidenced by the numerous amphorae found in Aquileia, the area where the winery is located. The first written records of the production of quality wines are from 1728 when the region thrived with its maritime exports, and the port in Grado was busy and loaded.
In 1997, the winery was taken over by Junmani Bergamasco and began restructuring the vineyards, introducing new technologies, and purchasing new French oak barrels.
In 2004, a complete restoration of the Villa Obiz, built in 1718, was carried out, and it is now part of Italy's cultural heritage.
The winery is bio-certified and uses natural methods to produce wines of exceptional quality.
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Cabernet Franc is a black-skinned French wine grape variety, most famously known as one of the grapes of classic Bordeaux Blend, where it adds herbaceous accents of tobacco and dark spice. Its varietal wines are light to medium bodied and often show vegetal characteristics, in particular green bell peppers.
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