2015 La Cantina nel Mare, Atrum - Emilia-Romagna "Affinato in Mare" - 6 Bottles (0.75L)






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Atrum by La Cantina nel Mare, 2015, 0.75 L bottles, 6 bottles.
Description from the seller
ATRUM/BURSON is a full-bodied red wine from the Ravenna red IGT.
Appearance: deep ruby color, clear and dense with tight, slow-running legs. Olfactory notes are intense and complex, ranging from forest fruits in jam, cocoa and licorice leading to a balsamic finish. On the palate it shows appreciable softness, warmth with tannins and well-polished toasted notes, balanced and harmonious with a persistent and velvety finish.
Production area: Fusignano – Ravenna
Soil: flat, sandy-clay
Grape variety: 100% Longanesi grapes (50% of the grapes are dried on racks for 50 to 60 days)
Vineyard area: 8 hectares
Yield per hectare: 100 quintals (on average)
Training system: spur-pruned cordon
Plant density: 3,000 vines per hectare
Planting year: 1998 - 2002
Aging: 24 months in large French oak barrels (tonneaux), minimum 12 months in bottle and 10 months in the sea
Serving temperature: 16 - 18°C
Seller's Story
ATRUM/BURSON is a full-bodied red wine from the Ravenna red IGT.
Appearance: deep ruby color, clear and dense with tight, slow-running legs. Olfactory notes are intense and complex, ranging from forest fruits in jam, cocoa and licorice leading to a balsamic finish. On the palate it shows appreciable softness, warmth with tannins and well-polished toasted notes, balanced and harmonious with a persistent and velvety finish.
Production area: Fusignano – Ravenna
Soil: flat, sandy-clay
Grape variety: 100% Longanesi grapes (50% of the grapes are dried on racks for 50 to 60 days)
Vineyard area: 8 hectares
Yield per hectare: 100 quintals (on average)
Training system: spur-pruned cordon
Plant density: 3,000 vines per hectare
Planting year: 1998 - 2002
Aging: 24 months in large French oak barrels (tonneaux), minimum 12 months in bottle and 10 months in the sea
Serving temperature: 16 - 18°C
