
Santa Maria Vermentino di Sardegna I Papiri

Santa Maria Vermentino di Sardegna I Papiri
Sale price8,95 €
Santa Maria Vermentino di Sardegna I Papiri
The name "I Papiri" is a tribute to the ancient Egyptians and a reminder that they, too, cultivated a wine tradition. A scroll was discovered in the 1980s that documented this, which Cantina Santa Maria la Palma took as inspiration for the name and label. Only Vermentino grapes grown in the oldest vineyards are selected for I Papiri. These hand-harvested grapes develop their maximum character after a long ripening period. I Papiri is a straw-yellow white wine with a fruity, intense bouquet. Its aromas are reminiscent of banana, melon, and bitter almond. On the palate, it is intense, full-bodied, and smooth, with a long finish that leaves a slightly bitter aftertaste typical of Vermentino. Bronze - Decanter World Wine Award 2017
Country of Origin
Italy
Region
Sardinia
Grape Variety
Vermentino
Wine Color
white wine
Vintage
2024
Alcohol Content
13.0% Vol.
Residual Sugar
2.0 g / l
SKU
:V06570
Taste
Dry
Pairs with
Salad,Seafood,Fish
Serving Temperature
08-10°C
Closure Type
Cork
Bottle Size
0.75 l
Producer
Cantina Santa Maria la Palma
Distributor
Cantina Santa Maria La Palma
Cantina Santa Maria La Palma
Via Zirra
07041
Santa Maria La Palma SS
Italien
Nutritional values
per 100 ml
Energy kJ
364 kJ
Energy kcal
87 kcal
Fat
0 g
Fat, of which saturates
0 g
Carbohydrates
0.2 g
Carbohydrates, of which sugars
0.2 g
Protein
0 g
Salt
0 g
Allergens
Sulfites
Cantina Santa Maria la Palma – a story of farm workers who had nothing but land and an idea. After the agrarian reform of 1946, they received land between the Gulf of Alghero and the Bay of Ponte Conte. In 1959, 100 of them joined together to form a cooperative. Today, the winery combines modern technology with ancient traditions across 700 hectares. The Vermentino "Aragosta" has become a flagship of Sardinian white wines – good quality at attractive prices. Whether it's method, soil conservation, or technology: for them, quality always comes first.




















