The vines are cultivated with spurred cordon with a planting density of 5000 plants/he. The soils are of medium texture tending to sandy and facing south west.
Addamanera
Terre Siciliane I.G.T.
Addamanera
Terre Siciliane I.G.T.
Tasting notes
This is a popular and sought-after blend of Syrah and Cabernet Sauvignon which creates a deep red and richly textured wine with purple hues and an intense fruity aroma with hints of green pepper which is typical of Cabernet plus a hint of black pepper from the Syrah. It is smooth to taste, full-bodied and rich whithout any sharpness and it lasts long on the tongue.
Vinification
The grapes carry out the fermentation in the presence of skins at a controlled temperature of 25°C for 12 days. After racking follows the malolactic fernentation.
Aging in the cellar
One year in stainless steel barrels; after bottling the wine ages another 4 months in the bottle.
Denomination
Terre Siciliane I.G.T.
Grapes
Syrah 70% Cabernet sauvignon 30%
Alcohol content
13,5%
Allergens
Contains Sulphites
Tasting notes
This is a popular and sought-after blend of Syrah and Cabernet Sauvignon which creates a deep red and richly textured wine with purple hues and an intense fruity aroma with hints of green pepper which is typical of Cabernet plus a hint of black pepper from the Syrah. It is smooth to taste, full-bodied and rich whithout any sharpness and it lasts long on the tongue.
Vinification
The grapes carry out the fermentation in the presence of skins at a controlled temperature of 25°C for 12 days. After racking follows the malolactic fernentation.
Aging in the cellar
One year in stainless steel barrels; after bottling the wine ages another 4 months in the bottle.
Denomination
Terre Siciliane I.G.T.
Grapes
Syrah 70% Cabernet sauvignon 30%
Alcohol content
13,5%
Allergens
Contains Sulphites
Recommended combination
It is recommended to accompany roast meat and matured cheeses.
Service temperature
17-18° C
Land and cultivation
Harvest period
The harvest begins at the end of August for the Syrah to continue in early September.
