A restyling, in line with the new image of La Segreta, where the illustration and the name take center stage on the label. An arrangement of Damask Roses, also known as the “painters’ roses,” an ancient and spontaneous variety known for its great quality and for its heavenly fragrance. Characteristics that we also find in our wine, from Nero d’Avola and Syrah grapes supplemented also with a small part of Sauvignon Blanc,
for a modern and elegant Rosé.

Rosé

denomination
Sicilia D.O.C.
Variety
20% other varieties
Location
Menfi (AG)
Vineyard
Dispensa, Gurra
First vintage
2007
Details
type of soil
At Dispensa average depth tending to chalk, almost without structure, moderately limey; at Gurra moderately deep with little lime, absent structure and very chalky.
ALTITUDE
70-75 metres above sea level
TRAINING SYSTEM
Espalier with spurred cordon and Guyot pruning systems.
METHOD OF CULTIVATION
According to the criteria of organic agriculture and the SOStain® protocol; ground cover with beans, vetch and wild plants to augment the organic substance and nitrogen content, assisting the vitality of the soil’s microfauna; plant health sustained with sulphur and copper in minimal quantities; phytophages deterred with useful insects, sexual confusion and applications of natural restoratives such as zeolite, kaolin and vegetable extracts.
Tasting notes
A color that perfectly expresses the mood: pearl pink, like the inner shell layer of an oyster. Aromas of small pastries, currants, Sicilian wild strawberries; deeper hints of plum and pineapple. Very supple, with just a hint of acidity. Extremely pleasant taste, it does not tire and drives you to another sip.
