Nuragus di Cagliari Doc 2020
Audarya
15.60 €
The Nuragus vine is thought to take its name from the Phoenician word "nur" meaning fire; other theory says it derives from "nuraghi," Neolithic dwellings made of stone. The vine differs from all other varieties found in Sardinia, with the sole exception of Semidano. Over the centuries it has never been exploited because of its high yield, which did not allow the production of quality wine, and only in recent years has cultivation been increasing. It is a very drought-resistant grape, characterized by a stubby, medium-large, cylindrical and very compact cluster with round berries of amber-gold color.
Straw yellow. Flowers, herbs. Fresh, savory, persistent, citrusy.
15.60 €
Limestone-clay
15 years
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Low espalier sapling
5000 strains per hectare
70-80 q
Early September
Fermentation in stainless steel at 16°C. Maturation on fine lees for 2 months in steel.
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