Vermentino di Sardegna DOC Giunco - Mesa 2025

Mesa

Format: 75 cl

-32%
13,14 €
12,08 €
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Producer Mesa
Name Vermentino di Sardegna DOC
Variety Vermentino
Vintage 2025
Gradation 13.5%
Format 75 cl
Aromatic profile Floral notes, citrus, Mediterranean herbs
Vinification method Controlled temperature fermentation in steel
Region Sardinia
Country Italy
Type White wine
Aging 4 months on lees, 30 days in bottle
Type of cask Steel
Color Straw white
Serving temperature 8-10°C
Recommended consumption Within 2-3 years
Pairing Fish, shellfish, light appetizers
Vermentino di Sardegna Giunco presents an immediate, luminous profile: ripe citrus, a light herbaceous note and a hint of wildflowers that do not overpower the palate. The sip is dry, supported by lively freshness and a salinity that lengthens its persistence; the texture is lean but with enough body to leave a pleasantly saline impression. Tannins are nonexistent, replaced by a clean, crisp finish that invites another sip without tiring the palate.

It’s a wine designed for everyday conviviality, versatile at the table: it pairs with grilled fish, seafood soups and dishes based on Mediterranean vegetables, but it also stands up well to richer shellfish preparations. Serve cool, in not-too-large glasses, to showcase the citrus character and freshness. A Vermentino suited to those looking for a direct, sincere and well-balanced sip, ready to drink.
The winery

Masi – Winery in Veneto (Valpolicella Classica)

Discover the story and wines of Masi.

Winery based in Valpolicella Classica (Veneto), renowned for its Amarone and for the traditional and experimental use of the appassimento technique; also a producer of Valpolicella, Ripasso, Recioto and wines under the Campofiorin label.
Region: Veneto (Valpolicella Classica)
Country: Italia
Founded: 1772
Grapes: Corvina, Rondinella, Molinara, Corvinone, Oseleta
Renowned for producing Amarone and for its mastery of the appassimento technique. Campofiorin and the practice of ripasso: historic labels associated with production innovation. Use and promotion of Valpolicella’s native grape varieties. Commitment to oenological research to refine grape-drying and winemaking techniques.
Winery history
Masi's history is rooted in Valpolicella Classica. A historic family-owned estate, it has developed and enhanced the wines from dried grapes typical of the region. During the 20th century the company helped popularize practices such as ripasso and launched oenological research and experimentation to refine the appassimento technique and the quality of its Amarone and its high-end bottlings.
Production philosophy
It combines respect for local traditions and indigenous grape varieties with research and innovation in winemaking and in the appassimento process. The approach aims to express the Valpolicella territory through careful grape selection, the practice of appassimento and targeted oenological experimentation focused on quality improvement.
Terroir and vineyards
It operates mainly in the Valpolicella Classica, in the province of Verona. The wines are closely linked to the local grape varieties and the area's traditional practices, particularly to typical wines such as Amarone, Recioto and Valpolicella Ripasso.

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