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Cannonau

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Red

  • Having stood the test of time for centuries, it’s probable that Cannonau has undergone notable mutations, adding to its intriguing heritage.
  • Within the vineyards of Veneto, Tocai Rosso is speculated to represent a distinct biotype of Cannonau, a connection that lends depth to its story.
  • Renowned as one of Sardinia’s paramount grape varieties, Cannonau holds a position of prominence on the island.
  • While it may not boast high levels of anthocyanin, it compensates with its rich history and significance in winemaking.
  • Across Sardinia, it thrives in three distinguished quality zones: Oliena, Jerzu, and Capo Ferrato, each contributing its own unique terroir and character to the wine’s expression.
  • Sardinia, Italy
  • Sicily, Italy
  • Umbria, Italy
  • Marche, Italy
  • Calabria, Italy
  • Rioja, Spain
  • Catalonia, Spain
  • Rhône, France
  • Australia
  • Israel
  • Marocco
  • Algeria
  • California
  • Washington
  • USA
  • South Africa
  • Uruguay
  • Mexico
  • Chile
  • Argentina

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A noteworthy Cannonau maded solely from this grape variety typically exhibits a hue that does not verge on a deep black, owing to the grape’s modest anthocyanin content. Optimal aging conditions often eschew small oak barrels. In its youthful expression, expect a Cannonau to unveil a bouquet of delicate red florals, underscored by the earthy essence of dry field herbs.

With aging, the wine’s profile transforms into a richer tapestry, offering a creamy texture accentuated by nuanced layers of spice, hints of underbrush, and a subtle interplay of nutty undertones.

Visual Flavour Profiles:

Red Flowers
Red Flowers
Sweet Spice
Sweet Spice
Fresh Cut Herbs
Fresh Cut Herbs
Nutmeg
Nutmeg
Underbrush
Underbrush
Walnut
Walnut
Blackberries
Blackberries

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