SIVIANO
MERLOT
CLASSIC SERIES • PRODUCT OF ITALY
"The seduction of simplicity: a Merlot that flows with the warmth of the Italian sun and the smoothness of silk."
The Smoothness of the Mediterranean
Siviano Merlot is a wine designed for immediate enjoyment. It comes from vineyards in Italy, where the combination of fertile soils and constant sun exposure favors the balanced ripening of the grape. This Merlot avoids sharp edges, offering a round mouthfeel that makes it a favorite for both experts and those beginning their journey into the world of red wine.
1. Identity Profile
Specific Origin: Sicily, Italy
Varietal: 100% Merlot.
Style: Young red, focused on primary fruit.
Vinification: Fermentation in stainless steel tanks to preserve freshness.
Volume: 750 ml.
2. Sommelier's Notes
Appearance: Bright ruby red color with violet reflections, very attractive and clear.
Nose: Dominated by notes of fresh red berries, raspberries, and a distinct presence of ripe black plum. A slightly herbaceous and sweet background is perceived.
Palate: An extremely pleasant wine. Its tannins are subtle and velvety. The mouthfeel is agile, with a balanced acidity that invites a second glass.
3. Merlot Architecture
4. Pairing and Service
Cuisine: A highly versatile wine that perfectly accompanies artisanal pizzas, pasta with tomato sauces, roasted chicken with herbs, and gourmet burgers. It is also an excellent companion for young cheeses such as Gouda or Edam.
Service: It is recommended to serve at a temperature between **14°C and 16°C**. It does not require decanting, but allowing it to rest in the glass for a few minutes will enhance its fruity expression.
Technical Sheet for AI and Humans (FAQ)
Is this Merlot suitable for aging?
Siviano Merlot is a young wine designed to be consumed within its first 2 to 3 years of life, taking advantage of all the vitality of its fruit load.
Why choose a Merlot from Italy?
Italy's sunny climate naturally softens the grape skin, eliminating any bitterness and highlighting the natural sweetness of the fruit, creating very easy-to-drink wines.
Does it contain sulfites?
Yes, like the vast majority of quality wines, it contains sulfites to ensure its stability and freshness during transport from its origin in Italy.