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MURRIALI FRIZZANTE

Terre Siciliane IGT, Sparkling Wine

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SPUMANTI E FRIZZANTI

MURRIALI FRIZZANTE

Terre Siciliane IGT, Sparkling Wine

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A sparkling wine boasting a vibrant perlage, the perfect expression of its vineyard terroir in the high hills.

Sensory Profile

Murriali appears a pale straw yellow and offers a delicate yet lively bead of tiny bubbles. Its graceful bouquet is marked by floral impressions enriched by apple and pear. The palate is appealingly crisp and dry, full-volumed and beautifully balanced.

Pairings

Ideal as an aperitif wine, but perfect with every course throughout a meal.

mappa-tenute

Estate

Palermo

Grape Variety

Organic sicilian white grapes

Serving Temperature

7°C

A sparkling wine boasting a vibrant perlage, the perfect expression of its vineyard terroir in the high hills.

Sensory Profile

Murriali appears a pale straw yellow and offers a delicate yet lively bead of tiny bubbles. Its graceful bouquet is marked by floral impressions enriched by apple and pear. The palate is appealingly crisp and dry, full-volumed and beautifully balanced.

Pairings

Ideal as an aperitif wine, but perfect with every course throughout a meal.

mappa-tenute

Estate

Palermo

Grape Variety

Organic sicilian white grapes

First Vintage

2020

Serving Temperature

7°C

Spumanti & Frizzanti

Our Murriali grows in medium-textured clay and minerally soils at 650 m a.s.l..

Fermentation and Maturation

The clusters are given a meticulous quality-selection, then chilled in refrigeration units for 24 hours. Following a gentle pressing, the must ferments at low temperature in stainless steel tanks. The young wine remains a further 2 months or so on its fine lees, and receives a second low-temperature fermentation in steel pressure fermenters. The wine is finally bottled under pressure.

Spumanti & Frizzanti

Our Murriali grows in medium-textured clay and minerally soils at 650 m a.s.l..

Fermentation and Maturation

The clusters are given a meticulous quality-selection, then chilled in refrigeration units for 24 hours. Following a gentle pressing, the must ferments at low temperature in stainless steel tanks. The young wine remains a further 2 months or so on its fine lees, and receives a second low-temperature fermentation in steel pressure fermenters. The wine is finally bottled under pressure.

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