Cassa Mista Grandi Annate 2020, 2021, 2022 - Turriga IGT Isola dei Nuraghi - Argiolas 2022

Argiolas

Native grape varieties · Isola dei Nuraghi IGT · 225 cl · 2022

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Producer Argiolas
Name Isola dei Nuraghi IGT
Variety Native grape varieties
Vintage 2022
Gradation 14.5%
Format 225 cl
Aromatic profile Dark berries, black pepper, mallow, and Mediterranean scrub
Vinification method Fermentation at 28–32°C; 16–18-day maceration with délestage
Region Sardinia
Production area Tenuta Sa Tanca, Sardinia
Country Italy
Type IGT red wine
Aging 18–24 months in barriques; 12–14 months in bottle
Type of cask New French oak barriques
Color Deep ruby red
Pairing Braised wild boar, game, spiced red meats, aged Sardinian pecorino
The Grandi Annate 2020, 2021 and 2022 mixed case brings together three vintages of Turriga by Argiolas, listed under the IGT Isola dei Nuraghi designation. This is a red wine selection featuring the vintages named in the title, without assuming that they share identical profiles: each harvest may show differences related to the conditions of its own year. The available product information does not specify the number of bottles or further production details, so it is best to rely on the information provided in the title.

The case may appeal to anyone wishing to explore Turriga across different vintages or arrange a comparative tasting, serving the wines in sequence and noting personal impressions. At the table, a red wine can accompany flavoursome preparations and substantial dishes; the choice of pairing nonetheless depends on the menu and individual preferences. To enjoy the selection at a leisurely pace, open one bottle at a time and compare the vintages without presuming aroma or ageing characteristics that are not specified. It can also make a suitable gift for someone who follows Argiolas and is looking for a case centred on three particular vintages.
The winery

Argiolas – Winery in Sardegna

Discover the story and wines of Argiolas.

Family-owned winery based in Serdiana (Sardinia), known for showcasing indigenous grape varieties such as Cannonau, Vermentino and Carignano.
Region: Sardegna
Country: Italia
Founded: 1938
Grapes: Cannonau, Carignano, Vermentino, Monica, Bovale, Malvasia nera, Nuragus, Nasco
Strong focus on indigenous grape varieties and a collection vineyard for varietal conservation. Estates distributed across Parteòlla, Trexenta and Sulcis Ranges of DOC and IGT wines featuring signature labels such as Turriga and Korem. Integrated viticulture practices and sustainability projects Production expanded to include wines, grappa, olive oil and sapa.
Winery history
Founded by Antonio Argiolas, the estate grew from a small property in Serdiana and developed over the 20th century to become a benchmark for Sardinian viticulture. In the 1970s it began a process of modernization and vineyard expansion; management subsequently passed to the next generations of the family. The winery has collaborated with renowned oenologists and has built a prestigious range appreciated nationally and internationally.
Production philosophy
Production focused on protecting and enhancing Sardinian native varieties, using integrated viticulture approaches and with attention to soil sustainability and the conservation of varietal biodiversity.
Terroir and vineyards
The estate is based in Serdiana, in the Parteòlla area. The vineyards are spread across several estates in South Sardinia, providing the portfolio with an expressive range of soils: hilly, calcareous-clayey and coastal areas well suited to Carignano.
Awards and recognitions
It has received national and international recognition, including notable awards for wines in the Prestige range and mentions in industry publications and guides.