Other quality confirmations for Bistrot Valtidone in che modo from the international competition “The world of evil”, organized by the Istrian region and voted con collaboration with the Polytechnic of Corso d’acqua and the University of Zagreb with the contribution of the International ENOLOGICAL Union. The wines obtained by one of the varieties of Malvasia according to the definition of the “International Code of Oenological practice” of the OIV can participate con this prestigious sector competition.
Now con its sixteenth edition, this year the competition also involved thousands of professionals and enthusiasts who went to Poreč, Croatia, a city chosen for the unique event con the world. The selection, which took place between 8 and 11 April, was made by juries composed of a minimo of five members, based the model defined by the OIV regulation.
Bistrot Valtidone recently had communicated by the results by discovering, with enthusiasm, that it has received a silver medal and two bronze medals, for its participating wines and produced with the aromatic aromatic Candia. The medals have been assigned to three wines for which this grape is worked con different types thanks to its wine versatility, its aromatic wealth and the good acid structure.
Line 50 Colli Piacentini Malvasia DOC Vendemmmas has been awarded with silver medal, for the sparkling version and with bronze medal for 50 Colli Piacentini Malvasia DOC Colli Version Version.
Venus Colli Piacentini Malvasia DOC Effervescente Piacevole also conquered the jury that assigned him the bronze medal.
“The aromatic Malvasia of Candia is an ancient variety- declares the winemaker Francesco Fissore- present the Piacenza hills since time immemorial and here he found his ideal ambiente becoming an integral part of the food and wine tradition of this territory. The great successes achieved con all these years make merit to the commitment of our members con the vineyard, at the precious work con the cellar of all the collaborators and con the continuous search for quality a vine. linked to our valley. “
