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Veritiere Rosato Veronese
Description: Veritiere Rosato Veronese from Italy, Veneto by Veritiere Estate Dry (12 x 75 cl)
Price: £90.16
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Antinori CIPRESSETO Rosato di Toscano IGT
Description: Antinori CIPRESSETO Rosato di Toscano IGT from Italy, Tuscany by Antinori Dry
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Planeta SANTA CECILIA Nero d'Avola IGT Sicily
Description: Available in Magnum bottles. Planeta has risen spectacularly since inception in 1994, being named Winery of the Year 1999. First produced in the 1999 vintage, Santa Cecilia is made of 100% Nero d'Avola; it is after careful research and experimentation with one of the best Sicilian grape varieties that this wine has been produced. 50% of the grapes comes from the vineyard Dispensa in Menfi and the remaining 50% from the Buonivini estate in Noto. The Nero D'Avola grapes are destemmed and crushed, followed by the process of extraction on skins conducted with 12 days of maceration. After draining the wine is matured in 225 litres Allier oak barrels for 12 months. A Purple red coloured wine with violet hue and a lively nose characteristic of Nero d'Avola grown in the Noto area (3 x 1.5 Litres)
Price: £129.32
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Casa Catelli Nero d'Avola IGT Sicilia
Description: Winemaker's note: rich ruby red colour, intense and ethereal nose of dried flowers. On the palate it's soft and fruity with notes of cherries and spices that enhance the aromas. It has a long and elegant finish. Aging: 2 months in used French barrique and 3 months in the bottle About Nero D'Avola: Nero means black, while Avola is a small town in the southern east part of Sicily. Sicily was the most important Greek colony in the 5 century BC, and it's believed that Nero D'Avola was brought to Sicily by the Greeks. It grows in many different areas, although it may find the best conditions in the southern east part of Sicily, around the Ispica and Pachino towns . Here the sandy soil and the nice ventilation from the sea provides the best condition to make the most structured Nero D'Avola. This varietal has a lot to offer, good colour, explosive fruit flavours, good structure and a propensity to age well. On the other hand, it may develop high acidity, that's why the sandy soil is important to prevent that. In the last 10 years the quality of the wines has significantly improved, with better care on the vineyards and more resources in the wineries. The results are outstanding (6 x 75 cl)
Price: £49.74
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