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2024 Ramato — Long Island AVA bottle
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Ramato

Long Island AVA12% alc.608 cases

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Tastes of

Dried apricotsPear skinTropical citrusBaked applesPeachesChamomileEarl grey teaBrown spicesHoneyCaramel

Tasting

Star-bright and somewhere between electric orange and burnished copper in color. There are aromas and flavors of honey, brown spices, chamomile, dried apricots, pear skin, tropical citrus, earl grey tea, baked apples, caramel and peaches. The wine has balanced acidity, only 12% alcohol, medium-plus body and great persistence of flavor on the finish. This dry, exotic, textured and aromatic wine falls somewhere between a white and a red.

At the table

White fishCharcuterieChickenPorkHard cheeseGrainsSpicy food

Pair our Ramato with hard cheeses, charcuterie, fish, chicken and pork preparations that include spices, nuts, grains or squash. Also lightly spiced and earthy foods will work marvelously with this wine.

Description

Our Ramato is a special skin-fermented white wine, or what many are now calling an "orange" wine. Ramato refers to the old Friulian style of fermenting Pinot Grigio on its skins, thus creating a coppery-colored wine (in fact the Italian word “Ramato” refers to the copper color).

All the Pinot Grigio fruit (from both our home farm in Bridgehampton and the Mudd West Vineyard on the North Fork) for our Ramato was hand-picked, handled minimally, fermented on its skins (with wild/ambient yeast) in small bins for an average of eighteen days and raised in stainless steel tanks for eight months.

Not only is the wine alluring and delicious to smell and taste but our Ramato possesses an absolutely gorgeous color to admire...star-bright and somewhere between electric orange and burnished copper. There are aromas and flavors of honey, brown spices, chamomile, dried apricots, pear skin, tropical citrus, earl grey tea, baked apples, caramel and peaches.

The wine has balanced acidity, only 12% alcohol, medium-plus body and great persistence of flavor on the finish. This dry, exotic, textured and aromatic wine falls somewhere between a white and a red but does not fit neatly into the pink category, thus the “orange”.

Pair our Ramato with hard cheeses, charcuterie, fish, chicken and pork preparations that include spices, nuts, grains or squash. Also lightly spiced and earthy foods will work marvelously with this wine. Our 2024 Ramato will be a great addition to the table year-round with its cornucopia of savory and sweet aromas juxtaposed by dryness and complex texture.

This is an exceedingly delicious and exciting wine that yearns to be seen, smelled and tasted. Drink this wine now at cellar temp in large glasses and over the next six plus years. 608 cases produced.

Where it grew

The estateBridgehamptonLong Island AVA continues west

Long Island AVANassau and Suffolk counties

All the vineyards

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In the press

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  1. New York Wine & Grape Foundation

    “Channing Daughters Winery is a unique haven for artisanal winemaking on Long Island, rooted in a blend of innovation, respect for tradition, and a deep connection to the land.”

    Channing Daughters: A Trailblazer in Long Island Winemaking

  2. Modern Luxury

  3. Vintner Project

  4. Bloomberg

    “In the Hamptons, former chef Christopher Tracy makes this dry, exotic, spicy white with apricot and honey aromas from pinot grigio grapes.”

    Orange Wine Has Finally Arrived. Here Are Eight Bottles to Buy

  5. Wine Enthusiast

    Channing Daughters 2012 Ramato Pinot Grigio — 91 Points, Editor's Choice

    2012 vintage — 91 pts, Wine Enthusiast, Editors’ Choice