| VARIETY |
Vermentino, a Mediterranean vine of probable Spanish origin, known in the South of France as "mal-voisie grosgrain", widespread along the coasts of the upper Tyrrhenian Sea but better acclimatised in Sardinia. |
| COLOR |
Deep and brilliant straw yellow with hints of citrine. |
BOUQUET
|
Delicate, floral, with dominant fruity notes emerging from a complex aromatic texture. |
PALATE
|
Perceptions of warm softness anticipate a character of strong and complex varietal structure in which also emerge contributions of a rich Mediterranean flora. A balanced acidity accompanies the different sensations highlighting, in the end, a pleasant freshness. |
| CLASSIFICATION |
Vermentino di Gallura Superiore DOCG |
CELLAR
|
Saddle & Fly |
A natural accompaniment to seafood, it no longer disdains intriguing and unusual combinations, supported by its alcoholic "arrogance".
