Vermentino di Gallura Vigna Ngena Capichera


 

Vermentino di Gallura Vigna Ngena Capichera 


The word “Vigna 'Ngena” in the Gallurese dialect means

"someone else's or foreign vineyard": this name was chosen

because it was initially produced with grapes from vineyards

under management, but today they have become property. The

history of this Vermentino and the Capichera winery began

over thirty years ago in Gallura, an area located in the far

north of Sardinia and particularly suitable for viticulture.

The land on which the Capichera vineyards stand are located

not far from Arzachena and were owned by the family since the

nineteenth century. It was in the 1970s that the Ragnedda

family began planting new Vermentino vines, the typical local

variety of grapes, and built a cellar for the production of

wines. Thus began the adventure of Capichera, which today

represents a real point of reference for the production of

Vermentino.

Vermentino "Vigna 'Ngena" has straw yellow color with

greenish reflections. On the nose hints of orange blossom,

iris, broom and hawthorn, fruity notes of yellow apple, with

a mineral hint on the finish

The taste is fresh and juicy, with a good acidity, persistent

and decisive, it closes with a pleasant fruity finish.


Wine Collection




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Il vino può raccontare la storia, la cultura nelle sue diverse espressioni.In un sorso di vino c’è il lavoro in vigna e in cantina.




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