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Chardonnay from the Cusumano Jalè winery

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Jalè Chardonnay 2021 - Terre Siciliane IGT - Cusumano Winery


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Jale 2021 - Cusumano

Jalè is a modern and captivating Chardonnay. It has a fragrant scent, enriched with tropical fruit, citrus and mineral tones.

On the palate it is quite round, enveloping and lively, with a long persistence.

It is a wine that is well aged, first 6 months in oak barrels and then 6 months in the bottle

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Jalè, an intense, fresh and clean Chardonnay - Cusumano

This white from the Cusumano winery reveals all the potential of a variety like Chardonnay.

Already from the perfume it reveals all its personality, followed by a refreshing sip, which almost gives the idea of ​​"modernity", that philosophy that Diego and Alberto try to follow.

The grapes are grown in Piana degli Albanesi, at about 700-800 meters above sea level, once harvested manually they are then cold macerated.

Then, the must ferments in oak barrels at a controlled temperature, and finally the aging lasts 12 months, 6 in oak barrels and 6 in the bottle.

To the eye this wine recalls a very bright golden yellow, the aroma opens with notes of fruit, which then move on to crusty bread and melted butter.

On the palate it is medium-bodied, with good freshness and good persistence.

DATA SHEET

NAME: Terre Siciliane IGT

GRAPE VARIETIES: Chardonnay 100%

ALCOHOL CONTENT: 13.5%

W017004CUS

Data sheet

Vitigno:
Chardonnay.
Vintage:
2021
Prodotto biologico
NO.
Provincia di produzione
Palermo
Zona di produzione:
Butera, Caltanissetta
Tipo di vino:
Vino Bianco
Denominazione:
D.O.C. Sicilia.
Grado alcolico %
13,5%
Bottiglia:
75 cl.
Colore
rubin red
Profumo:
aromas of lavender, Mediterranean herbs and wild berries.

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