2022 Centopassi 'Argile di Tagghia Via' Nero d'Avola cesanese where this variety finds the

where this variety finds the best terroir for a perfect adaptation

and we will converse about them all via sips of the most traditional and historic wines in Italy

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the fruit can lack depth and be one-dimensional

63 hectares of vineyards on the land where 100 years ago his great grandfather had also planted a small vineyard

2022 Centopassi 'Argile di Tagghia Via' Nero d'Avola cesanese where this variety finds theCentopassi single vineyeard line Argille di Tagghia Via 100% Nero dAvola, and takes its name from the church of the Madonna di Tagliavia, a few hundred yards away. The vineyard is planted between Corleone and San Giuseppe Jato. Soil is impermeable alkaline clay with some sand, poor in organic matter and limestone. Fairly dark violet tinged red in the glass. A berryish, spicy aroma (hint of black pepper); lead pencil; somewhat reminiscent of Syrah.