Malvasia di Bosa
Malvasia di Bosa
Malvasia di Bosa
Malvasia di Bosa

Malvasia of Bosa

  • D.O.C.
  • Controlled Denomination of Origin

Young
2022

Grape pearls raised, harvested and dried directly in the vineyard.
After the harvest, 15 days of sun and sea nourish every single grape,
which is jealously protected at night and then transformed into our
Malvasia di Bosa DOC.

+ COLOR

Straw yellow tending to golden

+ SCENT

Broad and intense, aromatic with marked notes of fruit and flowers, especially apricot and nuances of acacia honey.

+ TASTE

Sweet and fresh, warm and full in the rediscovery of fruit notes; long and pleasant taste-olfactory sensation that makes it fine and elegant, harmonious and balanced. 

+ PAIRINGS

It's a "conversation" wine, excellent as an aperitif or paired with dry pastries, particularly with typical Sardinian almond desserts. 

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Malvasia wine harvest
VINEYARDS

in the areas of Campeda and Lacos, in the territory of Bosa, Planargia, Sardinia

EXPOSURE / ALTITUDE

South West / 160 meters above sea level

SOIL

medium-textured, tending to limestone

BREEDING

Sardinian sapling, modified on espalier

AVERAGE DENSITY

5,000 plants per hectare

AVERAGE PRODUCTION

35 oz / plant

YIELD per HECTARE

11,000 lb

ANNUAL PRODUCTION

1.500 bottles

HARVEST PERIOD

late; first decade of October

HARVEST

manual; careful selection of grapes

MACERATION

cryomaceration for 24 hours at a temperature between 32°F and 41°F

FERMENTATION

spontaneous fermentation with native yeasts at a controlled temperature of ~68°F for 20 days

MATURATION

on the noble lees for 6 months

REFINEMENT

10 months in steel

At the end of manual harvesting, the grapes are immediately ground; once the process is finished, the must along with the pomace are left to rest overnight, and the next morning the pressing takes place.

A few days before harvest, the same procedure just described is performed with a small portion of grapes so that the mass is already in fermentation.
In doing so, indigenous yeasts are selected that preserve the typicality of Malvasia grape. The must is then fermented at a temperature of 72°F. Once the desired alcohol content, together with some residual sugar, is reached, the Malvasia destined for the production of Malvasia di Bosa DOC of the vintage is racked into steel containers where it is aged for about 10 months and following some racking is bottled.

The final product is sweet, fruity, with notes of honey and dried fruit.

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