Poderi Parpinello Vermentino di Sardegna Sessantaquattro DOC 2023 75cl

Poderi Parpinello Vermentino di Sardegna Sessantaquattro DOC 2023 75cl

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  • Stock code
  • 6526
  • ABV
  • 13.5%
  • Colour
  • White
  • Country
  • Italy
  • Packaging
  • Glass
  • Region
  • Sardinia
  • Size
  • 75cl
  • Vegetarian
  • Yes
  • Vintage
  • 2023
Description

Description:

Poderi Parpinello 'Sessantaquattro' Vermentino from Sardinia exemplifies the legacy and dedication of the Parpinello family, who have cultivated their 35-hectare estate for three generations. Situated on a gentle slope between Alghero and Sassari in north-western Sardinia, the vineyard benefits from calcareous marne and conglomerate sandstone soils. This unique terroir, coupled with traditional farming and modern winemaking, allows 'Sessantaquattro' to express the authentic and vibrant character of Sardinian Vermentino. Careful manual pruning and harvesting ensure only the finest grape clusters are selected, with a commitment to preserving the vineyard's biodiversity and sustainability.

Tasting Notes
Appearance:
Poderi Parpinello 'Sessantaquattro' presents a bright and inviting hue, showcasing the clarity and youthful vibrancy characteristic of high-quality Vermentino.

Nose:
The wine boasts an aromatic and expressive bouquet, revealing enticing notes of white pepper, zesty citrus, and a subtle touch of tropical pineapple. These layered aromas offer a glimpse into its refreshing and dynamic profile.

Palate:
On the palate, this Vermentino is beautifully fresh and vibrant, delivering a harmonious blend of green fruit, lime, and citrus with an underlying tropical richness. The mouthfeel is lively and elegant, demonstrating both texture and complexity thanks to lees ageing in stainless steel.

Finish:
A pleasing note of bitter almond lingers on the finish, adding a sophisticated nuance and ensuring a clean, memorable end to each sip. This wine's balance and aromatic depth make it a distinctive choice for lovers of expressive, terroir-driven whites.

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