Colle Murello Umbria IGP - 2022
Leonardo Bussoletti

Colle Murello Umbria IGP - 2022

179,00 DKK
  • Tax included.

Colle Murello, a white wine exclusively crafted from 100% Trebbiano Spoletino grapes, hails from the esteemed vineyards of San Gemini. With a low-yielding training system and soils rich in clay and limestone, the wine achieves a remarkable body, texture, and minerality.

Harvested by hand from 7-year-old vines at 230 meters above sea level, the grapes undergo a spontaneous 30-day fermentation. Post-fermentation, Collemurello ages in stainless steel tanks for about 6 months with regular batonnages, resulting in an annual production of 3000 to 3300 bottles.

This wine is a testament to the winery's dedication, showcasing the unique qualities of Trebbiano Spoletino and reflecting the essence of the San Gemini terroir with elegance and finesse.
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Details

Grape Variety: Trebbiano Spoletino (Umbria's clone)

Alcohol: 13.5%

Serving Termperature °C: 10-12°C

Ageing Potential: 5-10 years

Terroir: Narni - Umbria
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Producer

Bussoletti

In 2009, Leonardo Bussoletti fulfilled his dream by acquiring his family’s vineyards in Narni, Umbria, transitioning from wine merchant to winemaker. His project focuses on traditional Umbrian varieties, particularly Trebbiano Spoletino, Grechetto, and the emblematic Ciliegiolo grape.
Collaborating with the University of Milan, Leonardo has helped identify Ciliegiolo clones, deepening the understanding of this historic variety. First documented around 1870 and linked to Sangiovese, Ciliegiolo was traditionally blended into Chianti and is believed to have arrived in Italy via pilgrims from Santiago de Compostela.
Leonardo’s dedication has earned global recognition, especially for his work with Ciliegiolo di Narni. As the founder of its consortium, he has united producers to revive and celebrate this distinctive grape.
At Bussoletti Winery, both white and red wines undergo spontaneous fermentation and remain unfiltered, showcasing precision, authenticity, and a unique personality that resonates on the international stage.
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Terroir

Narni - Umbria

The terroir of Narni, in southern Umbria, is defined by its rolling hills, limestone-rich soils, and a climate that balances Mediterranean warmth with cooling influences from the Apennine foothills. Leonardo Bussoletti focuses on reviving and refining the local Ciliegiolo grape, which thrives in these well-drained, mineral-laden soils. The region’s warm days and cool nights allow for slow, even ripening, preserving the grape’s vibrant acidity and aromatic complexity. The combination of calcareous clay and sandy deposits enhances both structure and elegance in the wines, resulting in expressions that are fresh, floral, and deeply connected to their terroir. Bussoletti’s approach highlights the finesse and versatility of Ciliegiolo, showcasing the full potential of Narni’s unique microclimate and soil composition.
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Region

Umbria

Umbria’s terroir is defined by its rolling hills, mountainous regions, and river valleys, giving the region a variety of microclimates that are ideal for viticulture. The climate is predominantly continental, with hot, dry summers and cold winters, but the cool air from the Apennines moderates the temperatures, helping to preserve the freshness and acidity in the grapes. The soils in Umbria are largely clay, limestone, and volcanic, contributing to the structure and complexity of the wines. The region benefits from significant diurnal temperature variation, with warm days and cooler nights, allowing the grapes to ripen slowly while maintaining balance and aromatic intensity.

Umbria is known for its Sagrantino, which thrives in the region’s unique terroir and produces bold, tannic reds with intense dark fruit flavors and a distinctive earthy quality. The region also produces crisp whites like Trebbiano Spoletino and Grechetto, which express the freshness and minerality of the local soils. The combination of Umbria’s varied landscape and its diverse terroir results in wines that are elegant, structured, and full of character, with a clear expression of the land’s natural beauty and traditional winemaking techniques.
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