Marco de Bartoli Marsala Oro Superiore Riserva 2004 DOC
Marsala Oro Superiore Riserva 2004 is a fine expression of the territory of western Sicily, representing the area’s winemaking tradition and excellence. With its complex aromatic characteristics and elegance, this wine is perfect for accompanying desserts and blue cheese pairings, offering a unique and satisfying sensory experience.
- Denomination: Marsala DOC
- Variety: Grillo 100%
- Alcoholic Grade: 18% Vol
- Territory: western Sicily, Contrada Samperi, Marsala (TP)
Features:
- Color: Bright gold.
- Aromas and Scents: Endowed with a very complex array of aromas and scents.
- Taste: Amabile (falls into the semi-dry category), charming at the end of a meal with desserts. Excellent with blue cheeses with mustard or jam.
- Pairings: Enjoy at room temperature or slightly chilled.
Production:
- Vineyard Area: 12 ha
- Vineyard Age: Over 20 and 40 years old
- Soil: Medium-textured sandy limestone, level
- Breeding system: Guyot bush and counter-espalier; 3,500 vines per hectare
- Total SO2: 21 mg/l
- Reducing Sugars: 52 g/l
- Acidity: 7.92 g/l
- Harvest: Manual in small boxes, last decade of September
- Yield per Hectare: 25 hl
Vinification and Aging:
- Vinification: Not specified
- Aging: More than 10 years in oak barrels of different sizes
Production:
- Number of Bottles Produced: 11,000
- First Vintage: 1986
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