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Nero d’Avola is a local Sicilian varietal that was first cultivated only in the area of Siracusa, but has since spread throughout every Sicily.
| Tasting notes |
| This grape produces a livery red wine with deep colors and zersty fruity characteristics. |
| Rating |
Bravo to Feudo Arancio for producing a Nero d’Avola of this caliber at such an attractive price point. Its nose is rich with floral and rose-like notes backed by blueberry and vanilla. The structure is firm and the tannins give backbone. It’s informal but refined at the same time. Wine Enthusiast 88 points
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| Food pairing |
| It goes well with risotto, baked pasta, red meats, game, lamb and seasoned cheeses. |
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