Leonardo Bussoletti is a passionate advocate for Umbrian wines and at the forefront of a revival of historic native grape varieties, like Ciliegiolo, his pride and joy. The name comes from the word "ciliegia" ("cherry" in Italian) due to its distinct cherry fruit notes. The estate is located in the wildest and southernmost part of Umbria.
"Lively cherry red colour, the palate is vibrant with crunchy red cherry fruit, laced with sweet spices, supple tannins in support. A true expression of the Ciliegiolo variety."
Ciliegiolo
ABV 13.5%
Drink now 2022 - 2025
Organic
Cork
Dry
Vegan
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