SUANA Tuscany Red IGT
€18.00
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«Quod illi liceat imperatores deponere.».
(Gregorius VII - Dictatus Papae)
The Suana, produced with Cabernet and Merlot grapes, owes its name to the ancient name of the village of Sovana, a flourishing Etruscan center founded in the VII century B.C. and passed to history for having given birth to Pope Gregory VII, the Ildebrando, famous for the «Dictatus Papae» with which he sanctioned, in a century of struggles between State and Church, the superiority of the Papacy even over the Emperors.
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TASTING NOTES
Limpid, garnet red color, firm and consistent is certainly suitable for aging.
Merlot: the bunch of Merlot is compact, the berry is spherical and blue-black with a skin of medium consistency.
Cabernet Sauvignon: it is smaller, cylindrical pyramidal, winged, and quite compact. The berry is medium, black-blue with a spheroidal shape a thick and consistent skin.
MATCHING
For its characteristics of softness and at the same time strength is recommended to be combined with roasts and red meat, meats, game, polenta, and mature cheeses, even spicy or spicy
Ideal Dish: Buglione and Boar stew
Serving temperature: 18 ºC
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Data sheet
- Type of Grape
- Cabernet Sauvignon - Merlot
- Denomination
- Maremma Toscana IGT - Italy
- Wine Varietal
- Cabernet Sauvignon - Merlot
- Age of the Vineyards
- 35 - 40 years
- Altitude
- 320 m
- Breeding
- Guyot
- Type of Terrain
- Tufaceous and Volcanic
- Vinification
- With the skins for about 15 days in steel tanks
- Refinement
- 5 months in bottles
- Alcohol Content
- 13,5%
- Serving Temperature
- 18°
- Bottles per Box
- 6 Bottles
- Production Area
- Sovana di Sorano
- Plant Density
- 3.000 plants/Ha
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«Quod illi liceat imperatores deponere.».
(Gregorius VII - Dictatus Papae)
The Suana, produced with Cabernet and Merlot grapes, owes its name to the ancient name of the village of Sovana, a flourishing Etruscan center founded in the VII century B.C. and passed to history for having given birth to Pope Gregory VII, the Ildebrando, famous for the «Dictatus Papae» with which he sanctioned, in a century of struggles between State and Church, the superiority of the Papacy even over the Emperors.