<p>Though we are huge fans of <span class="zalup"><span><glossary title="420">Emilia-Romagna</glossary><span>,</span></span></span> this is actually our first <glossary title="427">estate</glossary> from Romagna, the southern part of the region. The soils, grapes and <glossary title="656">microclimates</glossary><glossary title="656"> </glossary>are completely different than the <glossary title="427">estates</glossary> we work with around <span class="zalup"><span><glossary title="172">Bologna</glossary><span>,</span></span></span> <span class="zalup"><span><glossary title="762">Parma</glossary><span>,</span></span></span> <glossary title="668">Modena</glossary> and <span class="zalup"><span><glossary title="1388">Piacenza</glossary><span>.</span></span></span></p>
<p>We discovered Andrea's wines at an excellent seafood restaurant recommended by <a href="http://louisdressner.com/producers/Dotorri/">Corrado Dottori of La Distesa</a>. After striking a rapport with the owner and asking for something we didn't know, he proposed "Rigogolo", Andrea's <glossary title="617">magnum</glossary> only <span class="zalup"><span><glossary title="185">bottling</glossary><span>.</span></span></span> We were blown away by its texture and purity. It took us over a year to track him down, but we are now bringing in limited quantities of Andrea's wines to the US!<br />
<br />
Andrea started making wine in 1998 without any experience in <glossary title="422">oenology</glossary> or <span class="zalup"><span><glossary title="1103">viticulture</glossary><span>.</span></span></span> His farm is upstream of the medieval village of Brisighella, in the village of Fognano. Spread over 25 <glossary title="523">hectares</glossary> at an altitude of 350 meters, the <glossary title="427">estate</glossary> is nestled in a valley surrounded by natural forest, preserving its unique <span class="zalup"><span><glossary title="656">microclimate</glossary><span>.</span></span></span> Only three <glossary title="523">hectares</glossary> of vines are cultivated, all planted by Andrea himself: the white grapes <span class="zalup"><span>(<glossary title="85">Albana</glossary><span>,</span></span></span> <span class="zalup"><span><glossary title="1251">Famoso</glossary><span>,</span></span></span> <glossary title="1043">Trebbiano</glossary>) in 1999 and the reds (<glossary title="911">Sangiovese</glossary> and <glossary title="217">Cabernet Sauvignon</glossary>) in 2000. A small new plantation of <glossary title="85">Albana</glossary> was planted in 2017 and the <glossary title="217">Cabernet Sauvignon</glossary> was <glossary title="500">re-grafted</glossary> with <glossary title="911">Sangiovese</glossary> in 2018. <br />
<br />
The wines are the result of diligent work done in the vines throughout the year, with <glossary title="1129">yields</glossary> kept very low to focus on the quality of the fruit. <glossary title="909">Sandy</glossary> <glossary title="1032">top-soil</glossary> quickly gives way to rocky, <span class="zalup"><span><glossary title="596">limestone</glossary><span>-</span></span></span>rich <glossary title="301">clay</glossary> called Galestro. For whites, the <glossary title="1139">indigenous</glossary> <glossary title="85">Albana</glossary> and <glossary title="1251">Famoso</glossary> grapes are championed, for reds <glossary title="911">Sangiovese</glossary> and small amounts of <glossary title="217">Cabernet Sauvignon</glossary> (these are much more traditional here due to the proximity to <glossary title="1055">Tuscany</glossary>). The <glossary title="254">cellar</glossary> is a small, intimate affair with the wines <glossary title="441">fermenting</glossary> and <glossary title="74">aging</glossary> in <glossary title="986">stainless steel</glossary> and old <span class="zalup"><span> <glossary title="142">tonneaux</glossary><span>,</span></span></span> often with long <glossary title="610">macerations</glossary> for both the whites and the reds. Andrea has never used <glossary title="993">sulfur</glossary> at any point in the <glossary term="Estate" title="427">estate</glossary>'s existence.</p>
harvest report08.12.2021
2021: A Cold Spring and Hot Summer for Andrea Bragagni
<p>The 2021 season started with a cool spring that went on with temperatures below normal until the beginning of June. Then the heat arrived for all of July and August, never leaving us alone and with little, scattered rain. However, the weather at <glossary term="Harvest" title="521">harvest</glossary> was continually nice. The ripening of the grapes, both red and white, began immediately and was a bit earlier than last year. The grapes are qualitatively very healthy and fine. In quantity on the other hand we are at about 30% less than 2020, unfortunately because it was so cool for so long in the spring. In fact, in general for other fruits, like olives, the harvests quantities are lower overall.</p>
<p>In our opinion the wines are of good quality, fresh and persistent. A year similar to 2019. We include some photos.</p>
<p>Valeria and Andrea Bragnani,</p>
<p><br />
<img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//903/ff/2a/ff2a8e0323ea0dd27408bdd44970f1cd.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//903/19/c3/19c36f638a6f98a2c2843b9ee5f0cd13.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//903/41/75/41751c1a42cce1043040e3507b8cea4c.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//903/75/ed/75ed211f08cc0b46e24593c53f20de12.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//903/54/b1/54b16142a4743a50b07b27c1eddd153f.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//903/48/c9/48c939e784f55288418d0fa464b95f86.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//903/e8/f3/e8f3dd905746f91414e8f19eee3d6fec.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//903/04/b6/04b6739e3651b4dd3b51ad6118adb6b4.jpg" /></p>
<p><u><strong>November 8th, 2020:</strong></u></p>
<p>The 2020 <glossary term="Vintage" title="1109">vintage</glossary> started with a rainy spring that finally enriched the soil with water after a winter with little rain and little snow. The vines (even the youngest ones) responded with an excellent <glossary term="Flowering" title="1179">flowering</glossary> which turned into an abundant production of healthy <glossary term="Cluster/Bunch" title="1138">bunches</glossary> in the <span class="zalup"><span> <glossary term="Harvest" title="521">harvest</glossary><span>!</span></span></span> The summer fluctuated quite a bit but in a balanced way, with high temperatures on some days, significant drops in others. The result brought us a rich <glossary term="Harvest" title="521">harvest</glossary> of healthy, pulpy and fragrant grapes!</p>
<p>We were also very lucky because, unlike some nearby areas hit several times by <span class="zalup"><span> <glossary term="Hail" title="1136">hail</glossary><span>,</span></span></span> we never got touched! Even during the <span class="zalup"><span> <glossary term="Harvest" title="521">harvest</glossary><span>,</span></span></span> which began on September 5th with <glossary term="Albana" title="85">Albana</glossary> and ended on October 1st with <glossary term="Sangiovese" title="911">Sangiovese</glossary> (obviously interspersed with days off), it was done with a mild and dry climate.</p>
<p>Let's say that for us, a year that was terrible and very difficult for everyone will also be remembered for something positive: the 2020 <span class="zalup"><span> <glossary term="Harvest" title="521">harvest</glossary><span>!</span></span></span> It's a quality/quantity ratio that we had not been seen in years and years... I will send you a series of emails with pictures. Even from the photos you can appreciate how beautiful and healthy the grapes were!</p>
<p><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/41/65/4165772f5d00acf03212990aa58efcca.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/28/00/2800246f9b2924cb815dd5a688e31340.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/03/43/0343af732f413b3087f02b95f9019dbb.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/cf/c6/cfc6e894850c56483e1b7cd0761140e6.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/46/08/4608bf7646ed1f00cc94577995a1a60b.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/e2/e7/e2e76321f8027c12022f6f5d55817bc8.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/a1/c1/a1c1b420ab39c94bfedd0b03780a03ca.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/2f/2c/2f2cadeb23c91e086a9b7d900b401cf7.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/f5/57/f557df2102de222524fcfc27e6ddf48b.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/19/fd/19fd76c7643d7f48596dd6a725a46762.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/86/41/8641b5aacf1b6480e01384c6f7b58b4a.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/5c/07/5c07bcaff134e75ba7fd096a28d7cfef.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/7a/59/7a593055e1468fa0de5d8ca19ec9f4d2.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/c3/02/c302fa3b2fe4d755788fe37cf784e5f5.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/0d/9e/0d9e5833bd17ee2e2f219158f3b6bc55.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/e0/40/e0407960e8d1c9a150edb3e7964742b8.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/fe/85/fe85693a10ebe148067680d945ecee26.jpg" /></p>
<p><strong><em>Words by Andrea Bragagni, October 6th, 2019.</em></strong></p>
<p>This year we had a spring where May was particularly cold and, moreover, rainy so that there was a lot of work constantly monitoring the plants in order to intervene when necessary with <glossary title="333">copper</glossary> (against <glossary title="1137">downy mildew</glossary>) as precisely as possible.</p>
<p>The summer followed, alternating between hot and notably low temperatures with the right amount of rain for the vineyards. Unfortunately though, in the month of July, we were hit with a <glossary title="1136">hailstorm</glossary> that caused damage to about 20% of the grapes. </p>
<p>All of this came with a <glossary title="521">harvest</glossary> of slow <span class="zalup"><span><glossary term="Maturation" title="639">maturation</glossary><span>,</span></span></span> mainly because after August 15th many nights were already cold and slowed the ripening (but certainly helped the <glossary title="120">aromatics</glossary>).</p>
<p>The <glossary title="521">harvest</glossary> started the 4th of September (a couple of weeks later compared to the previous years) with pauses in between and finished on the 6th of October. </p>
<p>Quantity wise, we had a smaller <glossary title="521">harvest</glossary> then past few years, around 40% less. In the <glossary term="-Select term-" title="">cellar</glossary> we have <glossary title="700">must</glossary> <glossary title="441">fermenting</glossary> with lower grades of alcohol but good <glossary title="71">acidity</glossary>…fresh and elegant aromas…a velvety year. </p>
<p>Here are some photos.</p>
<p><img src="http://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article/2020_Apr_28//d5/0d/d50dfc2b818b0722fbf60833e9042697.jpg" /><img src="http://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article/2020_Apr_28//e5/f6/e5f6365f411fcb4e2b9eb9b0c32445dd.jpg" /><img src="http://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article/2020_Apr_28//49/b3/49b32548670c54b09c04905f33a7fab3.jpg" /><img src="http://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article/2020_Apr_28//be/dd/beddd13af4bad0d1cba0ef9706c6e39a.jpg" /><img src="http://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article/2020_Apr_28//a5/67/a567e1878493806442c0bb7dda573eb0.jpg" /><img src="http://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article/2020_Apr_28//68/61/68612d858537c67a2ff413bf2ee3b429.jpg" /><img src="http://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article/2020_Apr_28//a2/a2/a2a28049d2d9284ec52db336aa529278.jpg" /><img src="http://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article/2020_Apr_28//47/c7/47c7ab537eba062decd6556419c7ab64.jpg" /><img src="http://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article/2020_Apr_28//90/2c/902cbcc213a75d156b70dd0c62a67d0a.jpg" /><img src="http://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article/2020_Apr_28//7b/7d/7b7d18266988c76b7939a9588df1987b.jpg" /><img src="http://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article/2020_Apr_28//a6/7d/a67da31d233cae314b07e9275b046e6a.jpg" /></p>
<p>Though we are huge fans of <span class="zalup"><span><glossary title="420">Emilia-Romagna</glossary><span>,</span></span></span> this is actually our first <glossary title="427">estate</glossary> from Romagna, the southern part of the region. The soils, grapes and <glossary title="656">microclimates</glossary><glossary title="656"> </glossary>are completely different than the <glossary title="427">estates</glossary> we work with around <span class="zalup"><span><glossary title="172">Bologna</glossary><span>,</span></span></span> <span class="zalup"><span><glossary title="762">Parma</glossary><span>,</span></span></span> <glossary title="668">Modena</glossary> and <span class="zalup"><span><glossary title="1388">Piacenza</glossary><span>.</span></span></span></p>
<p>We discovered Andrea's wines at an excellent seafood restaurant recommended by <a href="http://louisdressner.com/producers/Dotorri/">Corrado Dottori of La Distesa</a>. After striking a rapport with the owner and asking for something we didn't know, he proposed "Rigogolo", Andrea's <glossary title="617">magnum</glossary> only <span class="zalup"><span><glossary title="185">bottling</glossary><span>.</span></span></span> We were blown away by its texture and purity. It took us over a year to track him down, but we are now bringing in limited quantities of Andrea's wines to the US!<br />
<br />
Andrea started making wine in 1998 without any experience in <glossary title="422">oenology</glossary> or <span class="zalup"><span><glossary title="1103">viticulture</glossary><span>.</span></span></span> His farm is upstream of the medieval village of Brisighella, in the village of Fognano. Spread over 25 <glossary title="523">hectares</glossary> at an altitude of 350 meters, the <glossary title="427">estate</glossary> is nestled in a valley surrounded by natural forest, preserving its unique <span class="zalup"><span><glossary title="656">microclimate</glossary><span>.</span></span></span> Only three <glossary title="523">hectares</glossary> of vines are cultivated, all planted by Andrea himself: the white grapes <span class="zalup"><span>(<glossary title="85">Albana</glossary><span>,</span></span></span> <span class="zalup"><span><glossary title="1251">Famoso</glossary><span>,</span></span></span> <glossary title="1043">Trebbiano</glossary>) in 1999 and the reds (<glossary title="911">Sangiovese</glossary> and <glossary title="217">Cabernet Sauvignon</glossary>) in 2000. A small new plantation of <glossary title="85">Albana</glossary> was planted in 2017 and the <glossary title="217">Cabernet Sauvignon</glossary> was <glossary title="500">re-grafted</glossary> with <glossary title="911">Sangiovese</glossary> in 2018. <br />
<br />
The wines are the result of diligent work done in the vines throughout the year, with <glossary title="1129">yields</glossary> kept very low to focus on the quality of the fruit. <glossary title="909">Sandy</glossary> <glossary title="1032">top-soil</glossary> quickly gives way to rocky, <span class="zalup"><span><glossary title="596">limestone</glossary><span>-</span></span></span>rich <glossary title="301">clay</glossary> called Galestro. For whites, the <glossary title="1139">indigenous</glossary> <glossary title="85">Albana</glossary> and <glossary title="1251">Famoso</glossary> grapes are championed, for reds <glossary title="911">Sangiovese</glossary> and small amounts of <glossary title="217">Cabernet Sauvignon</glossary> (these are much more traditional here due to the proximity to <glossary title="1055">Tuscany</glossary>). The <glossary title="254">cellar</glossary> is a small, intimate affair with the wines <glossary title="441">fermenting</glossary> and <glossary title="74">aging</glossary> in <glossary title="986">stainless steel</glossary> and old <span class="zalup"><span> <glossary title="142">tonneaux</glossary><span>,</span></span></span> often with long <glossary title="610">macerations</glossary> for both the whites and the reds. Andrea has never used <glossary title="993">sulfur</glossary> at any point in the <glossary term="Estate" title="427">estate</glossary>'s existence.</p>
<p>The 2021 season started with a cool spring that went on with temperatures below normal until the beginning of June. Then the heat arrived for all of July and August, never leaving us alone and with little, scattered rain. However, the weather at <glossary term="Harvest" title="521">harvest</glossary> was continually nice. The ripening of the grapes, both red and white, began immediately and was a bit earlier than last year. The grapes are qualitatively very healthy and fine. In quantity on the other hand we are at about 30% less than 2020, unfortunately because it was so cool for so long in the spring. In fact, in general for other fruits, like olives, the harvests quantities are lower overall.</p>
<p>In our opinion the wines are of good quality, fresh and persistent. A year similar to 2019. We include some photos.</p>
<p>Valeria and Andrea Bragnani,</p>
<p><br />
<img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//903/ff/2a/ff2a8e0323ea0dd27408bdd44970f1cd.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//903/19/c3/19c36f638a6f98a2c2843b9ee5f0cd13.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//903/41/75/41751c1a42cce1043040e3507b8cea4c.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//903/75/ed/75ed211f08cc0b46e24593c53f20de12.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//903/54/b1/54b16142a4743a50b07b27c1eddd153f.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//903/48/c9/48c939e784f55288418d0fa464b95f86.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//903/e8/f3/e8f3dd905746f91414e8f19eee3d6fec.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//903/04/b6/04b6739e3651b4dd3b51ad6118adb6b4.jpg" /></p>
<p><u><strong>November 8th, 2020:</strong></u></p>
<p>The 2020 <glossary term="Vintage" title="1109">vintage</glossary> started with a rainy spring that finally enriched the soil with water after a winter with little rain and little snow. The vines (even the youngest ones) responded with an excellent <glossary term="Flowering" title="1179">flowering</glossary> which turned into an abundant production of healthy <glossary term="Cluster/Bunch" title="1138">bunches</glossary> in the <span class="zalup"><span> <glossary term="Harvest" title="521">harvest</glossary><span>!</span></span></span> The summer fluctuated quite a bit but in a balanced way, with high temperatures on some days, significant drops in others. The result brought us a rich <glossary term="Harvest" title="521">harvest</glossary> of healthy, pulpy and fragrant grapes!</p>
<p>We were also very lucky because, unlike some nearby areas hit several times by <span class="zalup"><span> <glossary term="Hail" title="1136">hail</glossary><span>,</span></span></span> we never got touched! Even during the <span class="zalup"><span> <glossary term="Harvest" title="521">harvest</glossary><span>,</span></span></span> which began on September 5th with <glossary term="Albana" title="85">Albana</glossary> and ended on October 1st with <glossary term="Sangiovese" title="911">Sangiovese</glossary> (obviously interspersed with days off), it was done with a mild and dry climate.</p>
<p>Let's say that for us, a year that was terrible and very difficult for everyone will also be remembered for something positive: the 2020 <span class="zalup"><span> <glossary term="Harvest" title="521">harvest</glossary><span>!</span></span></span> It's a quality/quantity ratio that we had not been seen in years and years... I will send you a series of emails with pictures. Even from the photos you can appreciate how beautiful and healthy the grapes were!</p>
<p><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/41/65/4165772f5d00acf03212990aa58efcca.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/28/00/2800246f9b2924cb815dd5a688e31340.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/03/43/0343af732f413b3087f02b95f9019dbb.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/cf/c6/cfc6e894850c56483e1b7cd0761140e6.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/46/08/4608bf7646ed1f00cc94577995a1a60b.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/e2/e7/e2e76321f8027c12022f6f5d55817bc8.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/a1/c1/a1c1b420ab39c94bfedd0b03780a03ca.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/2f/2c/2f2cadeb23c91e086a9b7d900b401cf7.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/f5/57/f557df2102de222524fcfc27e6ddf48b.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/19/fd/19fd76c7643d7f48596dd6a725a46762.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/86/41/8641b5aacf1b6480e01384c6f7b58b4a.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/5c/07/5c07bcaff134e75ba7fd096a28d7cfef.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/7a/59/7a593055e1468fa0de5d8ca19ec9f4d2.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/c3/02/c302fa3b2fe4d755788fe37cf784e5f5.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/0d/9e/0d9e5833bd17ee2e2f219158f3b6bc55.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/e0/40/e0407960e8d1c9a150edb3e7964742b8.jpg" /><img src="https://louisdressner.com/uploads/images/article//865/fe/85/fe85693a10ebe148067680d945ecee26.jpg" /></p>
<p><strong><em>Words by Andrea Bragagni, October 6th, 2019.</em></strong></p>
<p>This year we had a spring where May was particularly cold and, moreover, rainy so that there was a lot of work constantly monitoring the plants in order to intervene when necessary with <glossary title="333">copper</glossary> (against <glossary title="1137">downy mildew</glossary>) as precisely as possible.</p>
<p>The summer followed, alternating between hot and notably low temperatures with the right amount of rain for the vineyards. Unfortunately though, in the month of July, we were hit with a <glossary title="1136">hailstorm</glossary> that caused damage to about 20% of the grapes. </p>
<p>All of this came with a <glossary title="521">harvest</glossary> of slow <span class="zalup"><span><glossary term="Maturation" title="639">maturation</glossary><span>,</span></span></span> mainly because after August 15th many nights were already cold and slowed the ripening (but certainly helped the <glossary title="120">aromatics</glossary>).</p>
<p>The <glossary title="521">harvest</glossary> started the 4th of September (a couple of weeks later compared to the previous years) with pauses in between and finished on the 6th of October. </p>
<p>Quantity wise, we had a smaller <glossary title="521">harvest</glossary> then past few years, around 40% less. In the <glossary term="-Select term-" title="">cellar</glossary> we have <glossary title="700">must</glossary> <glossary title="441">fermenting</glossary> with lower grades of alcohol but good <glossary title="71">acidity</glossary>…fresh and elegant aromas…a velvety year. </p>
<p>Here are some photos.</p>
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