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Nielluccio

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Nielluccio is a red grape variety that is primarily grown in Corsica, France. It is also known as Sangiovese in Italy and is one of the most widely planted grape varieties in the country. Nielluccio is a late-ripening grape that produces wines with high acidity and tannins, making it ideal for aging. The grape is also known for its intense aromas of red fruits, spices, and herbs.

There are several different varieties of Nielluccio, including Nielluccio Nero, Nielluccio Rosso, and Nielluccio Bianco. Nielluccio Nero is the most common variety and is used to produce red wines. Nielluccio Rosso is a lighter version of the grape that is used to produce rosé wines. Nielluccio Bianco is a white grape variety that is used to produce white wines.

One of the most famous brands of Nielluccio wine is Domaine Comte Abbatucci. This winery is located in Corsica and is known for producing high-quality Nielluccio wines. The winery uses traditional winemaking techniques and only uses organic grapes in their wines. Some of their most popular Nielluccio wines include the Faustine Rouge, the Faustine Blanc, and the Faustine Rosé.

Another famous brand of Nielluccio wine is Domaine de Torraccia. This winery is also located in Corsica and is known for producing complex and elegant Nielluccio wines. The winery uses biodynamic farming methods and only uses natural yeasts in their wines. Some of their most popular Nielluccio wines include the Cuvée des Gouverneurs Rouge, the Cuvée des Gouverneurs Blanc, and the Cuvée des Gouverneurs Rosé.

Other notable brands of Nielluccio wine include Domaine de Vaccelli, Clos Canarelli, and Domaine Orenga de Gaffory. These wineries are also located in Corsica and are known for producing high-quality Nielluccio wines.

  • Reasons why Nielluccio is a great drink:
  • Intense aromas of red fruits, spices, and herbs
  • High acidity and tannins make it ideal for aging
  • Produces complex and elegant wines
  • Organic and biodynamic farming methods used by many wineries
  • Only natural yeasts used in some wines