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The Le Morette winery is named after the tufted duck species that nest on the family’s property at Lago del Frassino. Because of this habitat, no chemicals are used in the vineyards.

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AT A GLANCE

Less than a mile from the beautiful southern shoreline of lake Garda, Le Morette uses only the best estate fruit. Not to be confused with their cousins at the Zenato bottling company, this branch of the Zenato family tree has been grafting vines, studying indigenous varieties, and farming for three generations. The winery derives its name from a local duck, sacred to the ancient Etruscans, still protected and highly regarded today. The family’s expertise with the unique glacial soils around lake Garda help exemplify the flavor and character of their native varieties: the historic white grape, Turbiana (related to Verdicchio), and the classic red grapes in Bardolino, Corvina, Rondinella and Molinara. Fabio and his brother Paolo are creating some of the most compelling examples of these native grapes with organic practices, affiliated with World Biodiversity Association.

LOCATION: Argentina > Mendoza

 

REGION: Uco Valley: Los Arboles, Altamira, San Carlos

 

WINEMAKERS: Jason Mabbett and Duncan Killiner

 

ESTATE OWNERS: Alejandro Sejanovich and Jeff Mausbach

 

FARMING: Non-certified organic farming without pesticides. Only organic fertilizer and Bordeaux mixture are used in the vineyards.

 

KEY GRAPE VARIETIES: Malbec and Pinot Noir

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THE WINES

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Cepage

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Chiaretto Classico

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Bardolino Classico

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Lugana
"Benedictus"

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Lugana "Mandolara"

ADDITIONAL RESOURCES

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