Murgo - Tenuta San Michele Etna Bianco produced from Carricante and Catarratto grapes on the San Michele estate on the eastern slope of Etna.
Murgo - Tenuta San Michele Etna Bianco produced from Carricante and Catarratto grapes on the San Michele estate on the eastern slope of Etna.
Murgo - Tenuta San Michele Etna Bianco produced from Carricante and Catarratto grapes on the San Michele estate on the eastern slope of Etna.
Murgo - Tenuta San Michele Etna Bianco produced from Carricante and Catarratto grapes on the San Michele estate on the eastern slope of Etna.

Murgo – Tenuta San Michele Etna Bianco – 2021

Etna Bianco is made from the best plots of the San Michele vineyard, with predominantly Carricante and Catarratto grapes. The wine has done partial aging in oak barrels to give it a slight complexity. White with Mediterranean aromas, savory but full-bodied.

  • Producer: Murgo
  • Name: Tenuta San Michele Etna Bianco
  • Grape Variety: 60% Carricante – 40% Catarratto
  • Vintage: 2021
  • Alcohol Content: 12,5%
  • Bottle Size: 750ml
  • Production:

Productive Notes: temperature-controlled fermentation (16-18°C) in steel and French barriques. Blending and aging in steel tanks and barriques for a minimum period of 7 months. After bottling, the wine is aged in bottles for another 3 months before release.

Wine naturally contains solphites

29,00€

1 in stock

Description

The Murgo winery has a centuries-old history, its foundation dating back to 1860 through the donation of 30 hectares of vineyards on the San Michele Estate on the eastern side of Etna volcano by Senator Luigi Gravina to the Scammacca family. With great foresight, the family undertook work to restore the vineyards and new premises for winery use, arriving in 1980 to bottle the first Etna Rosso. The style of the winery is to produce clean, territorial wines respecting the soils with the different layers of lava, but above all the plants aiming at biodynamic agriculture. In addition, Murgo was the first winery to develop a classic method sparkling Etnean wine with native grapes such as Nerello Mascalese.

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