Dinamo Nucleo 1 Red Blend
$29.00
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Vintage: 2018
Region: Umbria, Italy
Viticulture: Organic and biodynamic
Grape varieties: 50% Grenache, 50% Sangiovese
Dinamo Nucleo 1 is a 50/50 blend of Gamay del Trasimeno (Grenache) and Sangiovese. Spontaneous fermentation, no added sulfur and no filtering or fining.
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About Dinamo Nucleo 1 Red Blend
Dinamo Nucleo 1 Red Blend is a 50/50 blend of Gamay del Trasimeno (Grenache) and Sangiovese. Native fermentation, no sulfur and no filtering or fining.
About the Dinamo Project
The “Dinamo” project is an exciting nod to the historic peasant wines of Umbria, in a collaboration between Danilo Nofrini with his children Rachele and Simone, and Danilo Marcucci. After more than 40 years of making wine, Danilo Marcucci wanted to embrace the kind of wines that he used to make as a child with his grandfather. Together, in the highest vineyards around Lake Trasimeno, the Nofrinis and Marcucci have succeeded in creating an agricultural program that aims at wines that are pure and natural, with high nutritional and energy values that go beyond fashions, trends, and judgments. Wines born of the land, and of a simple story from the humble and reserved people of the Umbrian countryside.
“I made the first wine with my grandfather. My snack was homemade bread dipped in wine and a little sugar. It was 1976 and the wine was natural and still had a high daily food value and was an important source of energy for everyone, especially those who had to face the heavy days of farm work …. the body and then the mind. An inspiring idea to jump back to rediscover my origins thanks to the strength of all that I have built up to now in natural wine ”
– D.M
Dinamo “energy” wines are inspired by the work of Antonio Pacinotti, an Italian physicist who invented the Dinamo (or “Dynamo”) in 1860, a direct-current generator using a simple mechanism, or as Danilo says – “a living, renewable, pure and clean energy”. These wines transparently express the clay and calcium-rich alluvial soils of Lake Trasimeno, and many of them celebrating the local red grape, Gamay del Trasimeno (a historic mis-named variety of Grenache).
