Soli

Edoardo Miroglio Wine Cellar (Soli)

 

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Soli is brought to you by Edoardo Miroglio Wine Cellar. The winery was established in 2002 in the region of Elenovo village – about 15 km to the south-east of the city of Nova Zagora. "Awarded by Decanter in 32 great wines (value)"

Grape-growing and wine-making have been traditional for the region ever since Thracian times. Many ancient authors have praised the Thracian wine, and the recipe has been passed from father to son for generations.

In 2002 Edoardo Miroglio, a well known Italian producer of textile products and wines, discovered in the Thracian region of Bulgaria the perfect soil and

soli pino noir

climatic conditions for production of quality wines. After elaborate analyses and soil tests in the micro-region of Elenovo village, he found that the terroir of Elenovo is unique for Bulgaria and is equally good for cultivating both red and white grape varieties. As a result of this, he decided to establish there one of the best modern wineries in the region.

So far, almost 22 million euros have been invested in Edoardo Miroglio wine cellar. The winery released its first production in October 2005. A team of Italian and Bulgarian specialists, headed by the worldwide recognized oenologist, Mr Marco Monchiero, manages the whole process.

Great Pricing: $3 per bottle. Wines are already imported in USA. Pick Up Location, Philadelphia.


 

Soli Pinot Noir

Varietals Pinot Noir 100%

Yield: 40hl/ha

Winemaking: The grapes are hand-picked, then carefully selected on sorting tables. Classic fermentation in tanks.

Aging: 10 months - part of the blend in French oak barriques, the rest of the wine in botti

Production: 40 000 bottles

Description: Translucent red colour with brick nuances Intensive cherry and morrello cherry nose, fruity, slightly fresh, with delicate vanilla nuances, dry leaves and leather Fresh, slightly tart, rounded, soft and inviting

Food pairing: meat, pasta and pizza, young cheese

Wholesaler's price: USD 36.00 per case FOB Philadelphia