Indulge in the exceptional craftsmanship of Antinori Cervaro della Sala 2022, a world-class white wine from the prestigious Umbria region of Italy. This exquisite blend of Chardonnay and Grechetto showcases a perfect harmony of richness and elegance. With fragrant aromas of ripe tropical fruits, toasted almonds, and delicate floral notes, this wine reveals a beautifully layered palate of citrus, apple, and hints of vanilla. Aged partially in oak barrels, it has a refined texture with a long, mineral-driven finish. Perfect for pairing with seafood, creamy pastas, or poultry, Cervaro della Sala 2022 is a testament to the timeless quality of Antinori’s winemaking tradition.
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Robert Parker The Wine Advocate –
“This is Marchesi Antinori’s top white wine, and it comes from the region of Umbria. The Castello della Sala 2022 Cervaro della Sala is based on Chardonnay and has a small part of the local grape Grechetto in the blend. The nose opens to a reductive note of flint or matchstick, but it lifts quickly to reveal soft orchard fruit, white peach and minty apple. There are delicately applied toasted notes with a hint of pecan or macadamia nut. To finish, you also get salty mineral notes that underline the extremely vertical or lifted personality of the bouquet. Renzo Cotarella tells me that tweaks to winemaking in recent years have attempted “to slim down the wine and not make it any bigger.” This was a hot vintage, but Cervaro della Sala remains true to its leaner and meaner blueprint. However, given its accessible personality, we could expect a shorter drinking window for the 2022s.”
James Suckling –
“Attractive nose of ripe mangoes, pineapple and grilled lemons with some toasty, nutty notes and hints of smoky minerality. Cardamom and pie crust, too. It’s full-bodied, nervy and juicy, with bright acidity and savory nuances. It’s layered and long and it builds up on the palate, with vibrant, spicy notes of candied ginger, dried lemons and bitter citrus peel. Truly the Montrachet of Italy. Drink or hold.”