Pellegrino Tripudium Rosso 2019

Pellegrino Tripudium Rosso 2019

Pellegrino, 0,75 l - 14.00%
100% Nero d'Avola

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Sicily - Italy
Red still

How to serve

Serve at:

16 - 18°C.

Decanting time:

1 Hour

Longevity:

10 - 15 years

Glass:
Full Bodied and Very Aged Red Wines
Pellegrino Tripudium Rosso 2019

Colour

Deep red.

Bouquet

Intense fruity notes of plums, red berries and black cherries, with slight hints of eucalyptus.

Flavour

Warm and persistent, with pleasant aromas of plums and red berries, together with balsamic hints and notes of rosemary.

Pairing

It pairs with red meat, roast and braised meat, meat sauce, aged cheeses and blue cheeses.

Meat
Cheese
Matured cheese
Blue cheese
Pork

Features

Name Pellegrino Tripudium Rosso 2019
Type Red still
Classification IGT Terre Siciliane
Year 2019
Size 0,75 l Standard
Alcohol content 14.00% by volume
Grape varieties 100% Nero d'Avola
Country Italy
Region Sicily
Origin Province of Trapani.
Climate Altitude: 0-300 m. a.s.l. The climate is Mediterranean, with mild winters, limited rainfall, with very hot and windy summers.
Soil composition Clayey soil rich in stones.
Harvest Traditional, starting from the first decade of September.
Vinification Long maceration at a controlled temperature until the end of alcoholic fermentation.
Ageing At least 24 months in steel tanks and barriques.
Allergens Contains sulphites
Pairing It pairs with red meat, roast and braised meat, meat sauce, aged cheeses and blue cheeses.

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Vintage

xtraWine
88/100 
2019
Bibenda
 
4 bunches of grapes - A high quality wine with distinctive character 2015
James Suckling
89/100 
2014
Bibenda
 
4 bunches of grapes - A high quality wine with distinctive character 2011
Veronelli
 
3 red stars - An excellent wine 2011
Bibenda
 
4 bunches of grapes - A high quality wine with distinctive character 2010
Veronelli
 
2 red stars - A high quality wine with distinctive character 2008
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