Marco De Bartoli Vigna La Miccia 2018 Marsala Superiore Oro Semisecco cl 50
Explore the fusion of tradition and innovation with Marco De Bartoli Vigna La Miccia 2018, a Marsala Superiore Oro Semisecco that embraces the best of new technologies without sacrificing the mastery of ancient winemaking traditions.
Description: Born in 1985 thanks to the pioneering vision of Marco De Bartoli, Vigna La Miccia represents a revolution in the world of Marsala. This Marsala Oro Semisecco is a unique expression of extraordinary aromas and fragrances, the result of innovative winemaking that enhances the fruity and delicate notes of the Grillo grape variety.
Features:
- Variety: Grillo 100%
- Denomination: Marsala Superiore Oro Semisecco DOC 2016
- Alcohol content: 18% Vol
- Territory: western Sicily, Contrada Samperi, Marsala (TP)
- Vineyard area: 12 hectares
- Age of the vineyard: over 20 years old
- Soil: flat, calcareous-sandy soil of medium texture
- Training system: Guyot counter-espalier; vines per hectare 3,500
- Total SO2: 21 mg/l
- Reducing sugars: 85 g/l
- Acidity: 5.30 g/l
- Harvest: by hand in small boxes, the first week of September
- Yield per hectare: 20 hl
- Vinification: manual selection of grapes, soft pressing, fermentation with indigenous yeasts at controlled temperature in steel tanks
- Aging: 4 years in French oak barrels
- Number of bottles produced: 10,000
- First vintage: 1985
Pairings: Best served at room temperature or slightly chilled (14-16°C), Marsala Superiore Oro Vigna La Miccia is an ideal companion for a wide range of dishes. From tempting tortelli with pumpkin to soft and blue cheeses, from foie gras to scampi, to the finest desserts, this semi-dry Marsala will enhance any culinary experience.
Discover the new roots of Marsala with Vigna La Miccia, a taste experience that combines ancient Sicilian savoir-faire with modern winemaking innovation.
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