Nerello (Mascalese & Cappuccio) - Know Wine In No Time
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- A cousin of the revered Sangiovese grape, Nerello is native to the Italian Islands. A key component in Etna Rosso, the Nerello grapes both contribute different attributes. Learn all about it in this episode of KnowWineInNoTime. Please subscribe to the channel for more informative videos about wine.
Hi SannicolaRSI: thank you for the kind words and for watching my channel. I hope you check out some more of my 149 other videos. Dave
Great review!
Shame that Sicily doesn’t have a lot of DOCGs. I love Italian red wine that has the floral characteristic. It’s what makes Italian wines to me unique.
Hi Chris: I agree with your assessment. It is a charming component of the wine. Dave
@@obi-wine-kenobi Have you have Tornatore’s Etna Rosso? I had it two days ago and it was so good. Strawberry, blueberry, cherry, graphite, & ash notes where what I got out of the wine. It worked well with hot chicken.
Hi Chris: I haven’t had the pleasure to sample that particular wine. I’ll certainly seek it out and I’m sure I’ll enjoy it, thanks to your profile. Thanks for passing that along and for continuing to watch. Dave
Qual è il vino rosso italiano più floreale e profumato?
Is this a medium or full body wine ?
Hi Carlos: Great question and thank you for watching my channel. The answer is…it can be both. Normally it’s medium bodied but it can be full bodied with longer extraction and additional aging. Cheers and hope you check out some of my other 180 videos about wine. Dave
Hi Carlos: Great question and thank you for watching my channel. The answer is…it can be both. Normally it’s medium bodied but it can be full bodied with longer extraction and additional aging. Cheers and hope you check out some of my other 180 videos about wine. Dave
Hi Carlos: Great question and thank you for watching my channel. The answer is…it can be both. Normally it’s medium bodied but it can be full bodied with longer extraction and additional aging. Cheers and hope you check out some of my other 180 videos about wine. Dave
Thank you