Product Description
Hauner Salina Bianco IGT
60% Inzolia and 40% Catarratto. Intense straw yellow with flashes of brilliant, burnished gold. Good depth on the nose, the bouquet shows Mediterranean aromas of maquis, citrus and exotic fruit. Great finesse. On the palate, the wine is fresh and appealing, with good persistence and flavor intensity.
“At Hauner we believe that, given the amazing soils, unique landscapes, and fantastic grapes of the Aeolian Islands, we are honor-bound to create wines worthy of such fruit.”
Vineyard Information
Grapes: 60% Inzolia and 40% Catarratto
Region: Sicily
Vineyards: From vineyards on the islands of Salina and Vulcano
Exposure: Northeast
Altitude: 1,310 feet above sea level
Soil: Volcanic soil
Vine Training: Espalier
Vine Age: 25 years
Time of Harvest: Early September
Vine Density: 2,025 vines per acre
Winemaking Information
Total Production: 20,000 bottles
Vinification Process: The grapes undergo temperature-controlled fermentation at low temperature
Aging Process: The wine ages in stainless steel tanks and rest three months in the bottle before release.
Alcohol Content: 12.50%
Winemaker: Fabrizio Zardini
Cellaring: Up to 3 years
Closure: DIAM
Additional information
| Bottle Sizes | 750 ml |
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