Wine “Carnasciale”, 2019

“Carnasciale” – the famous wine of the same name and the economy Bettina Moritz Rogoski. The wine is created from a crop of young vines with unique grape varieties – Kaberlot. Wine “Karnashale” has a full, fresh and flavored beverages, lets call it one of the best wines of the region of Tuscany. “Carnasciale” is produced on the farm since 2000 and during this period has already gained high praise from critics and glorify their owners outside the country. Founder of the winery Bettina Moritz is rightly called the “Queen of Tuscan wines” and wine “Karnashale” – one of the ornaments of her crown. Vintage 2011 will be especially good for use in the period from 2014 to 2021.

Winery Podere Il Carnasciale located in the southern part of the Chianti hills, in the town of Valdarno, near Siena and Arezzo, sixty kilometers south of Florence. This small estate was created by Wolf and Bettina Rogoski. Today it is run by Bettina and her son Maurice, in collaboration with the oenologist Peter Schilling. In 1985, after a heavy frost that ruined the magnificent olive groves family Rogoski, Wolf decided to take the cultivation of rare clone grapes – Kaberle, which is a natural hybrid of Cabernet and Merlot. So in 1986 there was the first vineyard management, which occupies only 0.3 hectares in the rocky soil of the slope, where more than a hundred years, only grown olive trees. In 1999 and 2004 were planted two additional sites. As a result, the total area of vineyards was 2.1 ha. Today grapes Kaberle grown only in this economy. Work in the vineyards is carried out only manually, with minimal intervention, without the use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides, all sanitary procedures are natural.
Podere Il Carnasciale produces only two wines – a unique, magnificent “Ile Kaberle,” which is poured into bottles only “Magnum” to 1.5 liters (a year – no more than 3,300 magnums) and second wine “Carnasciale”, is an excellent example of the “younger brother” and made with the same care as the most important wine.