Caiarossa Aria di Caiarossa 2013

Name: Caiarossa Aria di Caiarossa 2013
SKU: WVB-110448
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Crafted in the heart of Tuscany, Italy, the Caiarossa Aria di Caiarossa 2013 is a distinguished red wine that embodies elegance and complexity. This exceptional blend showcases a harmonious marriage of Cabernet Franc, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Sangiovese, and Petit Verdot grapes sourced from biodynamically farmed vineyards. The wine exudes a deep ruby hue with aromas of ripe dark fruits, floral notes, and hints of spice. On the palate, it offers a rich and velvety texture with well-integrated tannins and a lingering finish that leaves a lasting impression.

The Caiarossa Aria di Caiarossa 2013 is a true expression of terroir-driven winemaking, reflecting the unique characteristics of its vineyard site in Riparbella. This vintage has been carefully aged in French oak barrels to enhance its complexity while preserving the purity of fruit flavors. With its impeccable balance and structure, this wine is best enjoyed alongside hearty dishes such as roasted lamb or aged cheeses to fully appreciate its depth and sophistication.

Aria di Caiarossa 2013 is with a Natural cork closure produced in Tuscany, Italy by Caiarossa.

Specifications

Producer Caiarossa

Country Italy

Region Tuscany

Alcohol bv 14.5%

Closure Natural cork

MPN # WVB-110448

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