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    Feudo di Mezzo 2014

    Cusumanu, Sicily
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    Leicht
    Schwer
    Trocken
    Süss
    wine description in progress
    Preis pro Ltr: 48 € / L

    Inkl. 19% MwSt., zzgl. Versandkosten.
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    Weinbeschreibung
    "From the slopes of Mount Etna: a sensual journey for discerning palates."
    Sven
    sommelier at Vioneers
    Steckbrief

    Feudo di Mezzo

    Rebsorte
    Nerello Mascalese
    Weingut
    Cusumanu
    Ort
    Partinico
    Land
    Italy
    Region
    Sicily
    Flascheninhalt
    Alkoholgehalt
    13.5% Vol.
    Allergene
    contains sulfites
    Trinktemperatur
    15 - 18 Grad
    Ernte
    palmistry
    Verschluss
    Cork
    Lebensmittelangaben

    Feudo di Mezzo

    je 100ml
    Weinbeschreibung

    Intense blackberry with subtle oak notes.

    A deep ruby ​​red with garnet reflections, the Cusumano Alta Mora Feudo di Mezzo Etna Rosso 2014 presents itself clear and promising in the glass.

    Its bouquet reveals intense notes of cassis and blackberries, accompanied by a hint of light oak aroma and a harmonious balance.

    On the palate, the wine is well balanced with earthiness and a dry finish. The aromas of red fruits blend with subtle oak notes.

    This wine is made from the Nerello Mascalese grape, grown on the slopes of Mount Etna in southern Italy and aged in oak barrels, giving it its unique character.

    Cusumano, founded in 2000 by brothers Diego and Alberto, is one of Sicily's largest wine producers with over 450 hectares. The winery reflects the diversity of Sicilian terroirs, from San Giacomo in the south to Ficuzza near Palermo. The new Alta Mora winery on Mount Etna marks a milestone. With varieties such as Nero d'Avola, Cabernet Sauvignon and Chardonnay, Cusumano produces high-quality wines, rated "astonishing" by tasters.