Suana 2019
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«Quod illi liceat imperatores deponere.».
(Gregorius VII - Dictatus Papae)
The Suana, produced with Cabernet and Merlot grapes, owes its name to the ancient name of the village of Sovana, a flourishing Etruscan center founded in the 7th century BC. Sovana is historically known for being the birthplace of Pope Gregory VII, also known as Ildebrando, famous for the "Dictatus Papae," wherein he asserted, during a century marked by struggles between the State and the Church, the superiority of the Papacy even over the Emperors.
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TASTING NOTES
Clear, with a garnet red color, still, and consistent, it is certainly suitable for aging.
Merlot: The Merlot cluster is compact, the berry is spherical and blue-black with a moderately thick skin.
Cabernet Sauvignon: It appears smaller, cylindrical-pyramidal, winged, quite compact. The berry is medium-sized, spheroidally shaped, with a thick and consistent blue-black skin.
PAIRINGS
Due to its characteristics of softness and at the same time robustness, it is recommended to pair with roasts, red meats, cured meats, game, polenta, and aged cheeses, including spicy or piquant varieties.
Ideal Dish: Buglione and Stewed Wild Boar
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Data sheet
- Altitude
- 320m
- Denomination
- Toscana Rosso IGT
- Wine Varietal
- 70% Cabernet Sauvignon – 30% Merlot
- Age of the Vineyards
- 35 – 40 Years
- Farming Method and Pruning
- Guyot
- Type of Terrain
- Tufaceous And Volcanic
- Productive Philosophy
- Artisanal And Respectful Of The Local Wine Tradition
- Harvest Period
- Half September / Manual Harvest
- Vinification
- Vinification And Maceration With Peels For About 15 Days In Steel Tanks
- Refinement
- 5 Months In Bottle
- Alcohol Content
- 13,5%
- Serving Temperature
- 18°C
- Bottle
- 75cl
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«Quod illi liceat imperatores deponere.».
(Gregorius VII - Dictatus Papae)
The Suana, produced with Cabernet and Merlot grapes, owes its name to the ancient name of the village of Sovana, a flourishing Etruscan center founded in the 7th century BC. Sovana is historically known for being the birthplace of Pope Gregory VII, also known as Ildebrando, famous for the "Dictatus Papae," wherein he asserted, during a century marked by struggles between the State and the Church, the superiority of the Papacy even over the Emperors.