Nuraghe Crabioni

We produce our wines in the north of Sardinia by following traditions and respecting this unique natural context. Vermentino di Sardegna, Cannonau di Sardegna and Moscato di Sorso-Sennori: these are the wines that we produce with love and passion.


 
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Winery and Sales
+39 3318701855
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+39 3468292457
info@nuraghecrabioni.com
alessandra.seghene@nuraghecrabioni.com
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Open during the summer season from Monday to Saturday (by reservation only)
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Wines of Sardinia - Vermentino, Cannonau and Moscato

Loc. Lu Crabioni - Sorso (SS - Italy) +39 3318701855 - info@nuraghecrabioni.com

GRAPE VARIETIES
100% Cannonau.

THE GRAPE VARIETY
Cannonau, an indigenous Sardinian grape variety with a red berry.

PRODUCTION AREA
Sorso, in the province of Sassari.

THE VINEYARD
Located in Marritza in Sorso, where it has stood for 17 years, with 6,250 vines/ha with a yield of 70 quintals/ha.

HARVEST PERIOD
Last week of August.

CULTIVATION METHODS
Espalier with simple Guyot pruning.

SOIL TYPE
From sandy to clay-sandy.

VINIFICATION AND AGEING
The selected grapes are de-stemmed and immediately sent to pressing. After static cold decantation, the wine is fermented, a process that continues for about 20 days at a controlled temperature, exclusively in stainless steel tanks. After an ageing period of about 7 months, in which the fine lees are periodically resuspended, the wine is filtered and prepared for bottling. Serving temperature: 10 °C

Unmistakable Sardinian character

DISCOVER OUR WINES

In our bottles we like to think there is not simply good wine but something more. In them there is the happy union of land and sea, of ancient knowledge and modern technologies, of love and passion for this territory. Discover them and purchase them online to receive them comfortably at home.

Cannonau di Sardegna DOC Rosé Wine

Crabioni Rosé Wine

The colour is pink with faint intensity, tending towards cherry red, and crystalline. The aromas are intense, very fine and of good complexity, with clear balsamic and varietal references. The palate is intense, well-structured, and savoury, with a fresh and enveloping finish. It combines excellently with fish-based dishes.