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Warning: This product is age restricted to 18 or over. You'll be asked to confirm your age upon delivery.
This wine really is a great exhibit of craftsmanship. Allowing the Nero d'Avola to wither on the vine before harvest concentrates the sugars and gives the wine a generous fruit richness. Tempered by Frappato picked at its earliest maturation to give the blend a huge whack of freshness. Unique, interesting, but above all else, delicious.
Warm Mediterranean climate, average 20yr old vines, Selected old vineyards are located on hills at 300 to 600 meters above sea level. The vines are grown using the Guyot training system on clay soils with limited yields of grapes per hectare.
Country of origin: Italy
Package type: Glass bottle
Allergen Information: Contains sulfites
Dietary Information: Suitable for Vegans & Vegetarians
Grape variety: Nero d'Avola (84%), Frappato (6%)
Current vintage: 2021
Regional information: Sicily
Tasting notes: Allowing the Nero d'Avola to wither on the vine before harvest concentrates the sugars and gives the wine a generous fruit richness. Tempered by Frappato picked at its earliest maturation to give the blend a huge whack of freshness. Unique, interesting, but above all else, delicious.
Alcohol by volume: 13.5
Units: 10.1
Producer: Virgin Wines
Serving suggestions: Pair with hearty beef casserole and roasted veg
Winemaker: Maurizio Biscardo
Vinification details: Frappato grapes are harvested as soon as they reach maturation, so that all the typical freshness remains in the must which is fermented slowly in small steel tanks. Nero d'Avola grapes are left on the vines for a light withering and for natural dehydration to occur. They are late harvested and with extreme care placed in wooden cases. After a soft pressing the musts are fermented at a controlled temperature. The natural sweetness of the wines is obtained by interrupting the fermentation by dropping the temperature until it is too cold for fermentation to continue. The wine is then matured in steel tanks.