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Where to buy 2019 | Cottanera | Diciassettesalme Rosso Etna

2019 | Cottanera | Diciassettesalme Rosso Etna

€183,95

Red Wine: 2019 | Cottanera | Diciassettesalme Rosso Etna

Light cherry red. Needs air. Opens quickly to bright berries, some venison too, plus nuances of Mediterranean herbs. Very elegant and light on the palate with a juicy impression, fine tannins and a long finish.

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Producer: Cottanera

Ratings: WE | 90 AVV | 90

Vintage: 2019

Size: 750ml

ABV: 14%

Varietal: Nerello Mascalese

    Country/Region: Italy, Sicily

      Detailed Description

      Light cherry red. Needs air. Opens quickly to bright berries, some venison too, plus nuances of Mediterranean herbs. Very elegant and light on the palate with a juicy impression, fine tannins and a long finish.

      Reviews:

      • Wine Enthusiast: Aromas of French oak, toasted nuts and spearmint lead the nose. The aromas follow over to the linear palate along with coffee bean, licorice, salty notes and blood orange before close-grained tannins sneak in and dry out the close.
      • Adrian van Velsen: Bright ruby, bright. Fruity on the nose, cherries, pomegranate. Fresh, juicy, clear and pure on the palate, well structured, fine-grained, ripe tannins, sweet fruit, great acidity. A wine with harmony and very good length, a harmonious package.

      Producer Information

      In its essence, the story of the Cottanera winery is about a return to one’s roots. The story begins with Francesco Cambria, who, in 1962, seeking a retreat from his career in Messina, bought 100 hectares of vines and hazelnut groves near his birthplace in Randazzo. Francesco cultivated hazelnuts and also initially sold grapes to the local cooperative, but with the arrival of DOC status for Etna in 1968 and hazelnuts losing market share, he soon decided to focus on grape growing for bulk wine production, replanting the hazelnut groves to vines. In the late 1980s, Francesco’s son Guglielmo decided to build a winery to make his own wine, rather than selling the grapes, and he was quite successful selling it “sfuso” in demijohns to local consumers and restaurants. The initial success of these wines pushed Guglielmo to point on quality wine production, so in the mid-1990s, he renovated his father’s vineyards to increase density and lower yields, and the first wines labeled as Cottanera were born.

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      2019 | Cottanera | Diciassettesalme Rosso Etna

      €183,95

      Red Wine: 2019 | Cottanera | Diciassettesalme Rosso Etna

      Light cherry red. Needs air. Opens quickly to bright berries, some venison too, plus nuances of Mediterranean herbs. Very elegant and light on the palate with a juicy impression, fine tannins and a long finish.

      Order from the Largest & Most Trusted Premium Spirits Marketplace!

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      NOTICE: Many other small liquor store sites may end up cancelling your order due to the high demand, unavailability or inaccurate inventory counts. We have partnerships consisting of a large network of licensed retailers from within the United States, Europe and across the world ensuring orders are fulfilled.

      Producer: Cottanera

      Ratings: WE | 90 AVV | 90

      Vintage: 2019

      Size: 750ml

      ABV: 14%

      Varietal: Nerello Mascalese

      Country/Region: Italy, Sicily

      Light cherry red. Needs air. Opens quickly to bright berries, some venison too, plus nuances of Mediterranean herbs. Very elegant and light on the palate with a juicy impression, fine tannins and a long finish.

      Reviews:

      Producer Information

      In its essence, the story of the Cottanera winery is about a return to one’s roots. The story begins with Francesco Cambria, who, in 1962, seeking a retreat from his career in Messina, bought 100 hectares of vines and hazelnut groves near his birthplace in Randazzo. Francesco cultivated hazelnuts and also initially sold grapes to the local cooperative, but with the arrival of DOC status for Etna in 1968 and hazelnuts losing market share, he soon decided to focus on grape growing for bulk wine production, replanting the hazelnut groves to vines. In the late 1980s, Francesco’s son Guglielmo decided to build a winery to make his own wine, rather than selling the grapes, and he was quite successful selling it “sfuso” in demijohns to local consumers and restaurants. The initial success of these wines pushed Guglielmo to point on quality wine production, so in the mid-1990s, he renovated his father’s vineyards to increase density and lower yields, and the first wines labeled as Cottanera were born.
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