Small Victories Sangiovese 13,5%
From £20.39
Notes from producers: “We focused on retaining freshness and keeping the vibrancy the vineyard brings to the sangiovese, while respecting the need for a savoury, textural finish. Super pretty yet somewhat serious, balancing the ever-present tannin and acid makes for a delicious and approachable wine.”
Vegan wine.

GRAPE
Small Victories Sangiovese is 100% Sangiovese grape.

PRODUCTION ZONE
Adelaide Hills, Australia.

ALCOHOL
13,5%

SERVING TEMPERATURE
14-16°C

BOTTLE SIZE
0.75 L

Producer
Elderton Wine

Drinkability
The lead up to 2024 vintage was smooth, with decent rainfall in the growing season. This ripening period was dry,
allowing us to measure out the irrigation and ensure a clean crop. We harvested on 11 April.
Ready to drink.
Bouquet
Bright red cherry, cranberry, subtle baking spices, and festive orange rind.
Palate
Lovely vibrant fruit to begin, complemented with a creamy edge owing to time on lees. The tight, typical Sangiovese tannin profile adds a lovely persistence to the finish which is balanced with an attractive savoury note.
Pairing
Perfect with wood-fired ‘nduja pizza and burrata, as well as rich Italian pasta dishes (arrabbiata, bolognese, lasagna)
Hearty stews or Osso Bucco with creamy mashed potatoes.
https://www.casadivini.co.uk/product/veroni-nduja-calabrese-picante-400gr/
| Number of bottles | 1, 12, 6 |
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