Vermentino, by Sabreseno

Regular price £23.00

Vermentino is firmly established as the number one white grape variety in Sardinia. The climate is perfect to produce high quality versions - long, warm days to fully develop its flavour complexities. Altitude and a coastal breeze help extend the ripening period even further. And for the quality, its amazing value for money.

This wine is from a tiny but premium growing area, within the Vermentino di Gallura DOCG. It's a really interesting version - fresh and citrussy as is typical - but with loads of other flavours that have had time to develop - flowers, sweetness of honey, and a touch of saltiness. It’s pretty full bodied for a wine that’s so refreshing, so super versatile. Personally, we'd drink it most days of the year, although watch out for the 15%, you won’t notice it!

Why we chose it?

A relatively unknown grape on these shores. This version is small batch, unusual and delicious.

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Colour: White Producer: Sabreseno Year: 2021 ABV: 15% Flavours: Flowers, Lemon, honey, and salt Certifications:
Vermentino, by Sabreseno
£23.00

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A glass of fresh dry white wine
The wine...

Vermentino

Fuller bodied than your average Vermentino, but still refreshing. Incredibly versatile, but would pair amazingly with barbecued white fish on a summers day. Not suitable for ageing. Serve cold, 10-13 degrees.
An interesting natural wine being poured at the Sabreseno vineyard in Sardinia.
The producer...

Sabreseno

Sabreseno is run by a group of friends passionate about producing a new era of premium Sardinian wines. Their tiny growing area is not much bigger than a hectare, allowing them to focus on producing grapes of the highest quality.
The Sabreseno vineyards on a hill, basked in Mediterranean sun.
The region...

Sardinia

Sardinia has a Mediterranean climate, with dry hot summers and mild winters. The addition of hilly terrain and coastal breezes make it ideal for grape growing. The two highly established grapes are Vermentino and Cannonau.