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Marsala Superiore Riserva 1987 1987 500ml

79,03 €

(158,06 € / 1000 ml)
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Finest caramel mingles with bitter orange marmalade and orange zest, fruit bread, walnut and leather. There is the fruit, the sweetness, the over-ripeness of stone fruit and dates, of fruit bread and nuts.

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Tasting note from dated 06.12.2016, copyright Christoph Raffelt and Vinaturel:

Wine

Marco de Bartoli, Marsala Superiore Riserva 1987

To the wine

Marsala is made from Grillo grapes whose must is enriched in parts with Mistella. Mistella is a mix of fresh grape must and brandy distilled from the same grapes of origin. The Marsala Superiore was fortified with Mistella in 1987. It was aged in oak and walnut casks of different sizes.

Colour

dark amber with slight cloudiness

Nose

A scent of freshness and aging at the same time escapes the glass. Finest caramel mixes with bitter orange marmalade and orange peel, fruit bread, walnut and leather. The scent is extremely complex and animating and is accompanied by cinnamon and nougat with increasing air.

Palate

Wonderful is the opulence with simultaneous freshness at the palate. The acid stands like a one, but does not play itself into the foreground. There are the fruit, the sweetness, the overripe stone fruit and dates, fruit bread and nuts. Turkish mocha and chocolate mingle in this dense, almost creamy composition. They complete this extremely elegant sweet wine.

Food recommendations by Christoph Raffelt

  • Blue varieties such as Gorgonzola, Bleu d'Auvergne, Dorset Blue
  • Dolcetti con Pasta reale di Tortorici - hazelnut marzipan
  • Nzuddi - Almond biscuits from Agrigento

Profile

Colour

Winemaker

Marco de Bartoli

Country

Italy

Region

Sicily

Type

Vintage

Variety

Content

Allergens

Contains sulfur

Alcohol content

18,5% Vol.

Residual sugar

Acid

6,8 g/l

Drinking temperature

15°

Manufacturer

Marco de Bartoli, Contrada Fornara Samperi 292, 91025 Marsala-Sicily / Italy

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