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SYRAH LAZIO IGP

Syrah, or Shiraz, is a red grape variety with controversial origins: some, in fact, believe that its origin is in Iran near the city of Shiraz, while others think that its historical roots are linked to the territory of Syracuse, from which it would then be dispersed before being reintroduced in Italy from neighboring France

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Syrah, or Shiraz, is a red grape variety with controversial origins: some, in fact, believe that its origin is in Iran near the city of Shiraz, while others think that its historical roots are linked to the territory of Syracuse, from which it would then be dispersed before being reintroduced in Italy from neighboring France

This variety is nowadays available in almost all the world’s wine-growing area, in Italy it is grown in Tuscany (with the best results in the DOC Cortona), in Lazio as “Syrah IGP Lazio Red”, in Apulia (Syrah of Tarantino IGT), in Piedmont with DOC Sirah and in Sicily

specially the latter region has best interpreted the Syrah in Italy, vinifying it with the variety Nero d’Avola.

Vitigno

100% Syrah
Colore

Colore rosso vivace con sfumature violacee, profumo intenso di buona persistenza ,note fruttate di ribes cannella e mirtilli ,gusto morbido e caldo con buona trama tannica
Piatti

Si sposa bene con formaggi stagionati, carne rossa alla griglia in umido o stufata e cacciagione in genere. Ama i sapori forti e le spezie
Temperatura

Temperatura di servizio 18-20° C

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