Harmonium is the winning combination of Nero d’ Avola’s strength and Firriato’s style. The goal with Harmonium was to create the “cru of crus” that offered all the manifestations of this eclectic vine’s richness. After 15 years of analysis and microvinification, Firriato identified three different crus in the 165 hectares of the Borgo Guarini Estate: Ferla, Lepre and Beccaccia, cultivating vines from three different Nero d’Avola clones. The complexity of the soil and climate conditions has allowed the different organoleptic characteristics of the three Single Vineyards to be highlighted. The Harmonium grapes are harvested at different times because they ripen at different times. They are vinified separately before being united into the blend behind the story of this iconic label.
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Harmonium is the winning combination of Nero d’ Avola’s strength and Firriato’s style
Color: Deep and impenetrable ruby.
Aromas: Intensely enchanted by ripe fragrances of cherries, plums and blackberries, which boldly blend with aromas reminiscent of nutmeg, pepper and dark chocolate
Palate: Unparalleled body and freshness. It has a soft and enchanting entry that leaves a trail of balanced tannins on the palate.
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Additional information
| Vintage | 2020 |
|---|---|
| Begin consume | 2025 |
| End Consume | 2030 |
| Size | 750ml |
| Color | Red |
| Variety | Nero d'Avola |
| Closure | Cork |
| Alcohol % vol. | 14 to 15% |
| Category | Dry |
| Producer | Firriato |
| Designation | Unknown |
| Vineyard | Unknown |
| Country | Italy |
| Region | Trappani |
| Sub-Region | Unknown |
| Appellation | Unknown |
| Typification | Regular |
| SKU | 5175184 |
| Categories | Red Wine, Regular |
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