Cirò DOC is one of the oldest wines ever. It has white, red and rosé wines.
Cirò, which derives its name from the production area, is the valuable result of a careful selection of grapes of the Gaglioppo varieties, the most important native grape of Calabria (for red and rosé), and Greco bianco (for white wines), coming from the hillside farm lands sloping down to the sea.
Its history has its roots in the times of Magna Graecia. It is said that Cirò was chosen as a wine to celebrate the winners of the Olympics of ancient Greece.
Grape variety: Greco bianco.
Colour: straw yellow with greenish shades.
Alcohol content: 12.5% Vol
Bouquet: fruity and fragrant, delicate, floral with aromas due to the flowers of Passiflora, of medium intensity and persistence.
Taste: soft, fresh, lively, balanced, pleasantly harmonious.
Serving temperature: 8 ° - 10 °C
It goes well with appetizers, vegetable soups, fish dishes and fresh cheeses.
Cirò DOC is one of the oldest wines ever. It has white, red and rosé wines.
Cirò, which derives its name from the production area, is the valuable result of a careful selection of grapes of the Gaglioppo varieties, the most important native grape of Calabria (for red and rosé), and Greco bianco (for white wines), coming from the hillside farm lands sloping down to the sea.
Its history has its roots in the times of Magna Graecia. It is said that Cirò was chosen as a wine to celebrate the winners of the Olympics of ancient Greece.
Grape variety: Greco bianco.
Colour: straw yellow with greenish shades.
Alcohol content: 12.5% Vol
Bouquet: fruity and fragrant, delicate, floral with aromas due to the flowers of Passiflora, of medium intensity and persistence.
Taste: soft, fresh, lively, balanced, pleasantly harmonious.
Serving temperature: 8 ° - 10 °C
It goes well with appetizers, vegetable soups, fish dishes and fresh cheeses.
