Cabernet Sau. 2017 Tramin Winery

Name: Cabernet Sau. 2017 Tramin Winery
Brand: CANTINA TRAMIN TERMENO
SKU: CSTRA22
Price: 12.8 EUR
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€12.80

CANTINA TRAMIN TERMENO

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Title: South Tyrol Doc
Grape variety:Cabernet Sau. 100%
Region: South Tyrol
Format:0.75 l
Alcohol content:12.9%

Cabernet Sau. 2017 Tramin Winery

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CANTINA TRAMIN TERMENO

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Spedizioni

Spedizione da 2 a 5 giorni dall'ordine. Consegna 24 h. dalla spedizione.

Resi

Entro 14 giorni senza vincoli.

Features

Deep red color. The nose releases aromas of red fruit and slightly spicy. Full and enveloping taste with good structure, with notes of black currant and green pepper.

Vinification

The grapes are destemmed and fermented at a controlled temperature (28 ° C) in steel containers where the malolactic fermentation takes place in part. The aging of this wine is in used barriques.

Pairings

Red meats, game and spicy cheeses.

Producer

Cantina Tramin is a reality that sums up all the typical characteristics of its land: the enchantment of nature and its multi-sensory suggestions, creative and productive precision towards constant quality, the ability to create a system and to cooperate. One of the oldest traditional wine cellars in South Tyrol, it is based in Termeno on the Wine Route. The owners of the winery are 300 winegrowers who work the land in the microzones of Termeno, Ora, Egna and Montagna on a total area of about 250 hectares, cradle of the Gewürztraminer vine, the true flag of these places. The winery produces an average of 1.8 million bottles every year. Award-winning over the years and constantly cited in quality rankings and international food and wine guides, Tramin is among the first social wineries in South Tyrol to have undertaken the challenge of eco-sustainable agriculture. Today we cultivate about 15 hectares of vineyards according to organic and biodynamic regulations. The goal is to soon be able to extend the abolition of the use of herbicides to all 230 hectares of cultivation, involving each individual owner personally.