Incrocio Terzi N.1

Grape variety	Incrocio Terzi N.1
Synonyms	Often referred to as a blend of Barbera and Cabernet Franc.
Grape colour	Red grape
History	Incrocio Terzi N.1 is a remarkable grape variety that was carefully crafted by the renowned winemaker Riccardo Terzi. Situated in the Bergamasco region, Terzi embarked on a journey to create a unique grape by crossbreeding Barbera and Cabernet Franc. The result of his dedication and perseverance is the Incrocio Terzi N.1, a grape variety that has become a symbol of innovation and mastery in the viticulture industry.
Ampelographic features	The Incrocio Terzi N.1 grape exhibits distinct ampelographic characteristics. The leaves are of medium size, featuring an elongated pentagonal shape with a quinquelobata structure. Its petiole breast is narrow, and the upper side limbs form a U shape. The upper page is smooth, green, and opaque, while the underside is wicker and velvety with gray-green ribs. The grape bunch is medium-sized, pyramid-shaped, and moderately compact with an herbaceous, green peduncle. The grape itself is medium, round-ovoid in shape, with a pruinous peel of blue-black color and juicy flesh that releases a neutral flavored, colorless juice.
Characteristics of the wine	The Incrocio Terzi N.1 grape variety gives rise to a wine that is as unique as its origin. The wine produced from this grape variety exhibits a striking ruby red color. On tasting, the wine reveals a dry, warm palate that is complemented by a tannic structure adding depth and complexity to the wine.