Cuordilava Dolce&Gabbana e Donnafugata

Etna Rosso DOC

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Denomination
Etna Rosso DOC
Grape varieties
Nerello Mascalese
Production area
Eastern Sicily, on the northern slope of Etna volcano, in the Estate located in the town of Randazzo and in other areas suitable for viticulture
Ageing
Aging for more than a year in French oak barrels and then for over 2 years in the bottle before being released.
Tasting notes

Ruby red in colour, Cuordilava 2020 presents a bouquet of spicy notes that blend well with fruity hints of wild
strawberries and plums, followed by floral hints of violets and forest floor. The palate is broad and deep, characterized by well-integrated tannins and minerality; the long persistent finish enhances its volcanic personality

At the table

To match with legumes and mushroom dishes and red meats. Serve at 18 °C (64° F).

Analytical data

alc. 14% vol.
acidità totale 5,8 g/L
pH 3,5

Further information

Altre informazioni
Contiene Solfiti; Contains Sulphites; Contient Sulfites; Enthält sulfite
Imbottigliato dall’azienda Agricola Donnafugata s.r.l. Marsala – Italia
Prodotto in Italia

Awards

WINE
Cuordilava Dolce&Gabbana e Donnafugata Etna Rosso DOC
Vintage 2020
TYPE Red wines
AWARD/RANKING
93/100
92/100
92/100
93/100
93/100
93/100
WINE
Cuordilava Dolce&Gabbana e Donnafugata Etna Rosso DOC
Vintage 2019
TYPE Red wines
AWARD/RANKING
92/100
92/100
93+/100
94/100
WINE
Cuordilava Dolce&Gabbana e Donnafugata Etna Rosso DOC
Vintage 2018
TYPE Red wines
AWARD/RANKING
92/100
93/100
93/100
WINE
Cuordilava Dolce&Gabbana e Donnafugata Etna Rosso DOC
Vintage 2017
TYPE Red wines
AWARD/RANKING
92/100
2020
Cuordilava Dolce&Gabbana e Donnafugata Etna Rosso DOC
2019
Cuordilava Dolce&Gabbana e Donnafugata Etna Rosso DOC
2018
Cuordilava Dolce&Gabbana e Donnafugata Etna Rosso DOC
2017
Cuordilava Dolce&Gabbana e Donnafugata Etna Rosso DOC
Where to taste it

Etna Estate

Our vineyards on Etna grow on vibrant soil, absorbing an energy that only an active volcano can generate. More than just wine, it is the power of a land that never sleeps.