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Messiio Maremma Toscana DOC 2015 - Tenuta Fertuna
25,68 €-20%
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DESCRIPTION
Messiio, a name originating from the tradition that means "he who will come", is the wine of excellence of the cellar, produced only in the best vintages. Made with Merlot grapes only, coming from the most long-lived and selected vineyards of the estate, it represents the maximum expression of this blend, universally recognized as a vine with great roundness and softness. The careful selection of the grapes, the obsessive care in the vinification process, the partial fermentation and aging in wood give Messiio depth, persistence and a strong personality.
Location Grilli-Gavorrano (GR) ITALY.
Soft pressing and partial fermentation in Allier tonneaux.
Aging for 12 months in barriques (new and second passage) followed by blending. Resting in the bottle for at least 6 months.
Intense garnet red wine. The nose is an explosion of black fruits in an infinite variety, wrapped in subtle notes of vanilla. On the palate the aromatic component evolves towards tobacco and chocolate, with a light note of caramel. Round, full-bodied and intense.
HOW TO SERVE
16-18 ° C
It is advisable to let the wine 'breathe' at least 30/60 minutes before serving.
It can be left in the cellar for over 4-5 years if kept correctly.
First courses with meat sauce, cured meats and cheeses, grilled red meats, stews in general and game.
CELLAR
The year that marks the beginning of this extraordinary adventure is 1997. Fertuna, whose name refers to the fertility of the land and the fortune of the men who cultivate it, was born in the heart of the Tuscan Maremma, a land where the ancient Etruscans had developed their flourishing civilization, dedicating themselves to agriculture in past centuries. The estate was born on an area extremely devoted to viticulture, in a place where the dominant note is nature; among the wild and spontaneous vegetation, the hand of man has acted with delicate harmony, designing an amphitheater of vineyards. Read more
