MarsalaLombardoDOCSuperioreAmbra

<p>Marsala Lombardo Superiore Ambra, Sicily, ItalyDried fruit on the nose with aromas of nuts, dates and herbs. Dry and rather light with nice balanced acidity. Nutty and leathery complimented by beefy and leathery aromas as well as some coffee-like flavours.Marsala wine is Italy’s most famous version of fortified wine, hailing from Italy’s sunny southern region, Marsala is an ancient city on the coast of Sicily. Like its other fortified cousins – Port, Sherry and Madeira, Marsala is a higher alcohol fortified wine (usually around 17- 20%) that is available in both sweet or dry variations. While Marsala wine is often recognised more for its use in various cooking and culinary combinations than its sipping status, this has not always been the case.Marsala Colour Classifications:•Ambra (Amber coloured) – made with white grapes.•Oro (Gold hues) – made with white grapes.•Rubino (Ruby coloured) – made with red grapes, like Pignatello or Nerello MascaleseMarsala Lombardo Superiore Ambra Lombardo from Fraziers Wine Merchants</p>