Campamara

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Campamara
Campamara
Campamara
Campamara
Campamara
Campamara

Campamara

€39,00 Balance Save
Vintage 2011

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IGT ISOLA DEI NURAGHI

Its name of Phoenician origin comes from the location where we grow our grapes.


Its original Phoenician name derives from the locality where the vineyard is located.
Grape variety: Cabernet Sauvignon
Type: dry red
Soil type: marly
Training system: free cordon
Planting density: 4,100 vines per hectare
Plant protection methods: integrated pest management
Vineyard yield: 80/90 quintals per hectare

harvest begins in the first ten days of October, after the grapes have fully ripened, assessed through measurements of sugar content, total acidity, pH, and sensory analysis to determine the degree of aromatic and polyphenolic ripeness.

The grapes are harvested by hand, preserving their integrity so that the wine fully expresses the characteristics the variety draws from this territory.

Vinification takes place with the utmost respect for the quality obtained in the vineyard.
After a delicate destemming, fermentation with maceration follows for at least one week at controlled temperature. The pomace is then
softly pressed. The pomace is then gently pressed. After malolactic fermentation, the wine matures in steel tanks for 6 months, then is bottled and aged for at least 10 months in the bottle.

Color: Ruby red with garnet highlights, intact and almost impenetrable
Nose: Complex bouquet with notes of dried fruit and plum
Palate: A light tannin accompanies the notes perceived on the nose, leaving a pleasant cleanliness on the palate, with additional balsamic hints

Alcohol content: 15 % vol.
Food pairings:
Roasted meats and aged cheeses
Serving temperature: 16 °C

Tasting Notes

Notes on gastronomic pairing

Notes of the oenologist

The winemaking process is carried out with the utmost respect for the quality obtained in the vineyard. After a delicate destemming, fermentation follows with maceration for at least one week at a controlled temperature. Subsequently, the pomace is gently pressed. After malolactic fermentation, the wine is left to mature in steel for over 18 months, then bottled and left to age for at least 24 months in the bottle.

A portion of the Campamara is aged in 30hl oak barrels for more than a year