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Ligame
Syrah / I.G.P. Terre Siciliane / organic agriculture / CSQA certification
Disa, in Sicilian dialect liame, is a very resistant spontaneous herbaceous plant. In our area and in much of rural Sicily several decades ago, it was used by farmers to tie vines. We took it as a symbol for this vine with very ancient origins, which some authors trace back to the Persian city of Shiraz. Today’s Syrah certainly comes from the Rhone valley and from there it spread throughout the world and found in Sicily a land suitable for its cultivation.
Area of origin
Sicily, Camporeale and Alcamo
Included wine varieties
100% Syrah
Cultivation process
Guyot vine training system
Yield (in quintales of grapes per Ha)
80 quintale/Ha
Wine making
The grapes are harvested by hand and transported to the cellar in small baskets. They are then de-stemmed and added to naturally fermented must, prepared in the previous days with the grapes of the same vineyard. Fermentation proceeds for about nine days at a temperature of 25° C, at the end of which the marc is separated from the wine and pressed. After the malolactic fermentation, which also occurs spontaneously, the wine ages for the winter and the following spring in steel before bottling.
Wine ageing
6 months in stainless steel
Organoleptic characteristics
Intense ruby red color with violet reflections. Bouquet: intense and fruity, characterized by hints of small black fruits and spices, including black pepper and a finish of licorice and cocoa. Taste: on the palate it has a good structure and persistence, it is soft and quite fresh, with an average tannicity.
Serving Temperature
18-20 °C
Available format
6 bottle case of 0.75 lt
12 bottle case of 0.75 lt
Technical information
1 review for Ligame
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Theo Schmid –
Hello
We drunk your Ligame in a Swiss Hotel. It was exzellent. Where can we buy it in Switzerland?
Kind regards
Theo
Ivo De Blasi –
Valdibella Cooperativa Agricola –
thanks Theo.
Please contact this distributor.
https://vinaunaturel.com