Vini Bianchi Inzolia 2020 - Curatolo Arini 7,38 €

Inzolia Terre Siciliane IGP 2021 - Curatolo Arini

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TYPE Terre Siciliane IGP Inzolia
PRODUCTION AREA Contrada Chirchiaro (Messina) at an altitude of 500 meters above sea level, east facing
VARIETY Inzolia 100%
TYPE OF SOIL Soil of medium silicon calcareous mixture.
VINIFICATION For this vintage, the manual harvest was delayed to the third week of September. Destemming, maceration for a few hours and soft pressing. After fermentation at 15 ° C in stainless steel containers, the wine is left sur lies for 45 days before bottling.
TRAINING SYSTEM Espalier, guyot pruning.
COLOR Straw yellow with greenish hues
BOUQUET Notes of exotic fruits, lemon peel, almonds and acacia.
PAIRINGS Ideal as an aperitif, with grilled vegetables, with dishes based on fish, seafood or white meats.
TASTE Light with an elegant salty note and a pleasant freshness.
TASTING NOTES Suitable for hot summer evenings, it is a straw yellow colored glass that manages to give both freshness and sweetness. This wine cheers up the tables where it is served, suitable both for those who love fine bottles and for those who are not experts thanks to the simplicity and balance of its taste. Ally of aperitifs, he manages to make every moment unforgettable.
DESCRIPTION It was 1875, when Vito Curatolo Arini, in the wake of his success as a private winemaker, decided to transform his business into a winery. In the midst of his own vineyards, in the westernmost portion of Sicily, he built what, still today, is an avant-garde oenological plant, and began to produce fine Marsala wines, appreciated and marketed, right away, all over the world. Vito also commissioned Ernesto Basile, father of the famous Sicilian Liberty or Art Nouveau, to design the label of his first Marsala; this label is still in use today and is known for its originality and elegance. In 1970, then, an important turning point occurred for the Curatolo Arini 1875 winery: the family decided, in fact, to add to its production a wide range of still wines, obtained exclusively from Sicilian native vines, such as nero d'avola, frappato , inzolia and catarratto; these, which had already conquered the international market in 1975, still magnificently express the unique character of the Sicilian territory. Each new generation then contributed to writing a new chapter in the history of the company, thus carrying on the family winemaking tradition. The important collaboration, close in 2004, with the wine expert Alberto Antonini, gave them the opportunity to introduce single-variety wines even in the best restaurants and wine bars in the world, consecrating them to success. Curatolo Arini 1875 best interprets all the qualities of the great Sicilian wines, and represents the territory in all its subtlest nuances.