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... presents a deep ruby red color. Thanks to its juicy and full-bodied taste, it is perfect on its own or paired with chocolate. It pairs excellently with aged cheeses. Format: 0.5 lt. Type of wine: Passito. Vintage: 2019. Country: Italy. Region: Tuscany. Grape variety: 100% Aleatico. Aging: 6 months in small wooden barrels - 6 months in bottle. Color: Intense ruby red. Aroma: Strawberry, Plum, Wild Rose. Temperature: 12° C. Ideal with: Chocolate, aged cheeses.

...Obtained from a nearly pure processing of the Bovale Sardo grape (locally known as Muristellu), this indigenous variety is faithfully represented in this wine. The wine is the result of a slow fermentation in small steel tanks and a long maturation in small French oak barrels for 3 years, followed by an additional aging in bottle lying down for a little over a year. It has an impenetrable ruby...

Cantine di Orgosolo produces high-quality wines directly from its hillside vineyards. The wines are made from the Cannonau grape, either in pure form or blended with other red grape varieties such as Carignano and Monica Bovale. The wines produced include: IGT Locoe, DOC Urulu, DOC Riserva Soroi, and single-varietal Grappa: Organic wine (still aging in chestnut barrels).

... long bouquet, particularly refined, with hints of marasca and berries, and on the palate, it is broad, dry, fresh, and long-lasting. - Lakana, named after the area where the vineyards are located, differs from the Mamuthone in its processing method; after the initial fermentation in steel silos, it undergoes another fermentation in oak barrels. - Ilisi is a barrel-aged wine, matured in oak barrels for 12 months.

... soils where our grape varieties, Sangiovese, Canaiolo, and Trebbiano, yield a maximum of about 50 quintals of grapes per hectare. Careful pruning, fermentation in cement tanks first and then in oak barrels, are just some of the secrets that make our wine a great wine. From the very first sips, you will be captivated by the aromas, the softness, and the roundness of this nectar, which is the result of our love for our land and the challenging art of winemaking.