Davide Etnella, Tracotanza Etna Rosso Nerello Mascalese , Sicilian Wine, Natural Wine, Primal Wine - primalwine.co.uk
Etnella

Tracotanza Etna Rosso 2019

£24.95

Etnella Tracotanza Etna Rosso is a red natural wine made from 100% organic Nerello Mascalese grapes grown around Mount Etna, Sicily, Southern Italy. Longer maceration on the skins than Attia Nerello Mascalese, bottled unfined, and unfiltered. Bright red fruit, firm tannins, medium-bodied wine perfect with grilled meat.

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Producer Profile

Etnella

Davide Bentivegna from Etnella used to be a businessman in London. He then moved to Sicily, near Mount Etna, where he works 10 hectares of vineyards planted predominantly with Nerello Mascalese. Etnella is an organic farm and vines are untrellised - so-called 'alberello' or bush vines. The soil is volcanic with some basalt.

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Natural wine is crafted in limited quantities from hand-harvested grapes that are grown organically or biodynamically, with minimal intervention during winemaking.
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Biodynamic wine is produced using grapes that are farmed through biodynamic farming, which is a holistic and ecological approach to agriculture elaborated by Rudolph Steiner.
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Organic wine is produced from grapes that are farmed using organic farming methods, an alternative approach to conventional farming that emphasizes avoiding chemicals.
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Vegan wine is produced without the use of animal-derived products such as isinglass during the fining process, which is a step in the clarification of wine before it is bottled.
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