Vecchio Samperi Perpetuo - Marco De Bartoli
Marco De BartoliGrillo, Catarratto, Inzolia Marsala Superiore 75 cl
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Technical information
- Producer
- Marco De Bartoli
- Name
- Marsala Superiore
- Variety
- Grillo, Catarratto, Inzolia
- Gradation
- 16.5%
- Format
- 75 cl
- Aromatic profile
- Notes of almond, honey, dried fruit
- Vinification method
- Fortification with addition of alcohol
- Aging
- Minimum 2 years
- Type of cask
- Oak barrels
- Color
- Intense amber
- Serving temperature
- 14-16°C
- Recommended consumption
- After meal
- Pairing
- Aged cheeses, dry sweets
- Region
- Sicily
- Country
- Italy
- Production area
- Marsala
- Type
- Fortified wine
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To create Vecchio Samperi, a "racking" process is adopted, which consists of transferring small quantities of newly produced wine into barrels containing already aged wines. The name of the wine itself recalls the historic Contrada Samperi, where the old sapling vines that have deep roots are found.
This wine has a brilliant amber color, illuminated by orange nuances. Its scents tell an extraordinary story, with aromas of dried fruit, spices, honey, dried herbs, saltiness and much more. On the palate, Vecchio Samperi is rich, intense and enveloping, offering complexity and notable energy. Its persistence seems endless, with a flavor that slowly develops and expands.
Its versatility makes it perfect for enhancing a variety of dishes: it is ideal for pairing with mature cheeses, braised meats, baked turbot, bottarga and oysters.
The winery
Marco De Bartoli
SiciliaItalia
- Grape varieties
- Grillo, Zibibbo (Moscato d'Alessandria), Pignatello (Perricone)
- Vecchio Samperi: an example of "perpetual wine" in traditional Marsala style
- Bukkuram Line: Zibibbo passito wines from Pantelleria
- Strong focus on native grape varieties
- Wine tourism offer including tours and tastings at Samperi and Pantelleria