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Nero d'Avola

Low yields in the vineyard ensure a concentrated, high quality harvest. The choice to age the wine partly in wood and partly in steel allows us to combine the fresh and fruitiness of a young wine with extremely elegant aromas of spices and licorice, indicators of good aging potential over time.

Vineyard

Thanks to the crisp, dense land, the Nero d’Avola grown in the hills of the Tenuta Sallier de La Tour is characterized by a long ripening and low yield per hectare.

Soil

The soil has an excellent balance of clay, sand, and silt, which makes it particularly suitable for growing Nero d’Avola in this area.

Characteristics

  • 1. Flavor intensity
  • 2. Body
  • 3. Tannin
  • 4. Acidity
  • 5. Alcohol

Details

As a certified B Corp, we are proud to be part of a global movement of companies committed to upholding high standards of social and environmental impact.
As members of Sostain, we join an association of winemakers dedicated to the sustainable development of Sicily.
We are part of a select group of winemakers, ambassadors of sustainability, who have demonstrated extraordinary efforts in practicing environmentally friendly viticulture in the face of evolving climate challenges.

Grapes: Nero d’Avola
Appellation: Red Sicilian DOC
Production area: Tenuta Sallier de La Tour – Monreale – Sicily
Training system: espalier
Pruning system: spurred cordon
Vines per ha: 4,000
Yield per ha: 72 ql
Fermentation: traditional for red
Fermentation temperature: 28°C
Duration of fermentation: 20 days
Malolactic fermentation: fully developed
Aging: 30% of must for 12 months in second and third passage 225 liter French oak barrels (Allier & Tronçais), 70% in stainless steel tanks
Alcohol content: 13.5% Vol.
Wine analytical data: pH 3.45 – TA 5.14 g/l – RS 0.6 g/l – TE 31.30 g/l
Contains sulphites

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Awards

  • Vintage 2021
    Guide Vinous
    Award 90+/100
  • Vintage 2021
    Guide Vinous
    Award 90+/100