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Marsala Superiore 'VecchioFlorio' by Florio is a versatile wine, well known in Italy and abroad, which comes from Grillo and Cataratto grapes and ages for 30 months in ancient oak barrels, well beyond the requirements of the DOC specification. From grapes harvested at advanced ripening under the hot Sicilian sun, it contains the hints of bitter almonds and raisins typical of Marsala, combined with notes of spices and vanilla. As an aperitif it goes well with medium-aged cheeses, toasted almonds and bottarga. It is also a classic dessert wine, excellent with sweets and dried fruit. Try it with…. Green olives. Serve it as an aperitif at 8°-10° C, with dessert or as a meditation at 14°-16° C.
- Product Category
- Sweet Wines
- Designation
- Marsala DOC
- Grape / Raw material
- grillo
- Variety / Blend
- grillo, cataratto
- Vintage or Cuvée
- 2018
- Size
- 750 ml.
- Country
- Italy
- Region
- IT - Sicily
- Alcohol Content
- 18% vol.
- Service Temperature
- 14° - 16° C.
- Suggested Glass
- Calyx small open
- Food Matches
- Aperitif, Aged Cheese, Sweets and Desserts, After Dinner - Meditation
- Allergens
- Contains sulphites (by sulphites we mean the sulphur dioxide that is added to wine, to preserve it, thanks to its disinfectant, antioxidant and stabilizing action)
Founded in 1833 by Vincenzo Florio, the Cantine Florio of Marsala overlook the sea of western Sicily. Wrapped in the energy of the winds, made sapid by the sea, the Cellars welcome, beautiful and silent, the oak woods where the Marsala Florios refine in an apparently immobile movement. Hundreds of barrels, vats and caratelli, each with its own story, breathe the sea through the tuff floor, in the high naves where perfumes and architecture mix. In this wonderful place, where the Sicilian idea of beauty is distilled, the oenologist Tommaso Maggio, through the wise use of space, time and oxygen, creates Marsala in its many organoleptic forms.
Address:
Via Vincenzo Florio, 1 - 91025 Marsala (TP), Italy
Color: amber with gold reflections
Bouquet: great finesse with hints of raisins and vanilla
Taste: warm and full, with an elegant aftertaste of bitter almonds and raisins.
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THE WINE
Marsala Superiore 'VecchioFlorio' by Florio is a versatile wine, well known in Italy and abroad, which comes from Grillo and Cataratto grapes and ages for 30 months in ancient oak barrels, well beyond the requirements of the DOC specification. From grapes harvested at advanced ripening under the hot Sicilian sun, it contains the hints of bitter almonds and raisins typical of Marsala, combined with notes of spices and vanilla. As an aperitif it goes well with medium-aged cheeses, toasted almonds and bottarga. It is also a classic dessert wine, excellent with sweets and dried fruit. Try it with…. Green olives. Serve it as an aperitif at 8°-10° C, with dessert or as a meditation at 14°-16° C.
THE COMPANY
Founded in 1833 by Vincenzo Florio, the Cantine Florio of Marsala overlook the sea of western Sicily. Wrapped in the energy of the winds, made sapid by the sea, the Cellars welcome, beautiful and silent, the oak woods where the Marsala Florios refine in an apparently immobile movement. Hundreds of barrels, vats and caratelli, each with its own story, breathe the sea through the tuff floor, in the high naves where perfumes and architecture mix. In this wonderful place, where the Sicilian idea of beauty is distilled, the oenologist Tommaso Maggio, through the wise use of space, time and oxygen, creates Marsala in its many organoleptic forms.