Manufacturer: Marisa Cuomo

The Furore Bianco by Marisa Cuomo is a medium-bodied white wine, born from the typical vines of the Amalfi Coast: Falanghina and Biancolella. It is characterized by broad and territorial aromas: scents of hawthorn, sea herbs, almonds and fresh and juicy notes for a harmonious and balanced sip

FEATURES
Name
Costa d'Amalfi DOC
Vines
Falanghina 60%, Biancolella 40%
Region
Campania (Italy)
Gradation
13.5%
Format
75 cl. Bottle
Vineyards
Coastal terraces of Furore, between 250 and 550 m. slm., facing South, South-West
Refinement
4 months in steel tanks
AWARDS AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Veronelli
2018
94/100
Luca Maroni
2018
91/100
Bibenda
2018
Red shrimp
2018
2/3
TO ENJOY IT AT THE BEST
Service temp
8 ° -10 ° C
Glass
Medium opening glass
Medium opening glass
Ideal for light and medium-bodied white wines, which do not require oxygenation to open. The opening slightly narrower than the body of the glass favors the concentration of aromas towards the nose, enhancing the perception of aromas and limiting their dispersion

When to drink

Evolves
Perfect wine to drink immediately, but can evolve well if kept in the cellar

You can easily leave it in the cellar for 2-3 years

DESCRIPTION OF THE WHITE FUROR
The Furore Bianco by Marisa Cuomo is the symbol of heroic viticulture, practiced in the geographically inaccessible areas of the Amalfi coast, in tiny patches of land torn from the mountains, the rocks, the sea, where each harvest is an act of effort and love. Marisa Cuomo's company is located in the homonymous municipality of Furore, 500 meters above the sea. The area planted with vines extends over 10 hectares, 3.5 of which are owned. The soil is made up of limestone dolomitic rocks, with vines mainly trained in pergola and often planted on vertical rocky walls. These terraces, of splendid scenic value, boast an almost perfect sun exposure and enjoy the beneficial influences given by the proximity of the sea.

To the charm of the Furore area, dominated by the geometry of the over 80-year-old vineyards, must be added the suggestive cellar carved into the rock that houses the aging barriques, where natural freshness and humidity best govern the aging of Marisa Cuomo wines. Therefore, in this terroir with inimitable geological and pedoclimatic characteristics, Furore Bianco, a traditional blend of Falanghina (formerly called Biancazita) and Biancolella, two indigenous vines of the area traditionally vinified together, aged in steel only for 4 months. This unique territory, overlooking a fjord carved by the Schiato river, was the scene of the film "L'Amore", shot in 1948 by Roberto Rossellini.

The Marisa Cuomo Furore is characterized by a long maceration capable of complexifying the aromatic bouquet. It has a straw yellow color that is reflected in the glass with great brightness. It is a fresh, pulpy and balanced expression, but also intense and complex, capable of evoking the typical scents of the Mediterranean landscape from which it comes. The olfactory picture is painted in light shades, in which brushstrokes of citrus, white flowers and nuts are the background to the classic and pleasant sensations of Mediterranean scrub. A sip that strikes and is not forgotten: a concentration of sun, sea and earth!

Color Pale straw yellow
Scent Fresh and delicate, of marine herbs, hawthorn, almonds and hazelnuts
Taste Wide and balanced, juicy, fruity, with a good freshness