Renosu Rosso by Dettori is a medium-bodied red wine made from old sapling vines. Fruity and spicy on the nose, from the references to the Mediterranean scrub and the persistent note of aromatic herbs. Appetizing alcohol content substantial on the palate, mineral and persistent
Dettori's Renosu Rosso is a wine capable of telling an interesting story, much like every bottle produced by Dettori, which expresses a different nuance of the territory. They give off sensations that are never simple. The only strict rules the winery pursues are following the natural rhythms in the vineyard and caring for the microorganisms with which it interacts.
A wine that is never domesticated, the winery does not use clarification, filtration, sulfur dioxide or wooden barrels of any kind. After destemming, the must is sent to concrete tanks where alcoholic fermentation takes place spontanously only through the indigenous yeasts present on the grape skins and in the cellar's environments. The maceration and the fermentation process last from 3 to 10 days. Strict manual selection of the grapes takes place in the winery, and the winery itself declares that the grapes not chosen for the production of the wines deemed to reflect the purest territorial essence, are destined for the production of Renosu.
It is difficult, however, to define this wine, because it has unique character qualities, extremely pleasant. To the eye it shows off a dense ruby red color. The nose expresses typical Sardinian sensations with references to ripe myrtle and Mediterranean scrub. The intertwining of spicy and plum, hazelnut, licorice and citrus scents, is complex, and it's enriched by the persistent note of oregano and herbs. The palate is soft with an enveloping and substantial alcohol content, endowed with good minerality and firm persistence. A truly irresistible wine!
Ruby red
Complex intertwining of fruity and spicy with notes of plum, hazelnut, licorice, citrus and a lingering hint of oregano and herbs
Smooth and comfortable, with good minerality and firm persistence