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Pluminus Isola Dei Nuraghi Ferruccio Deiana 2004

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Varietal:

Vermentino

Region:

Italy > Sardinia

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Color:

White

Drink Dates:

Drink Now - 2016

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User Tags:  white wine, (tropical) fruit, pineapple, tropical fruits, fruit, mineral, yellow, aged, leesy, yeasty 

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Vermentino, also known as Rolle in France, commonly comes from the island of Sardinia off the coast of Italy, where it produces light white wines redolent of lemon and lime leaves with an almost salty mineral twang.

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Source: Astor Wines
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This white wine is proof enough to us that Italian "island" white wines can be spectacular. This is sure to surprise you as much as it did us. It's aged on the lees, a blend of Vermentino and Nasco, and shows plenty of rich, yellow pineapple fruits and mineral. Do not overchill to appreciate all the aromas.

 

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