Soleras

Inland of the territory of Marsala

Marsala Vergine Doc

Grillo, Catarratto and Inzolia

19% vol

Soleras

Deep gold with copper reflections

Wide aroma of toasted hazelnut and pine nuts blended with pleasant hints of orange zest and honey notes

Intense, persistent, warm and soft with a pleasant sapid finish

Soleras

Inland of the territory of Marsala

Marsala Vergine Doc

Grillo, Catarratto and Inzolia

19% vol

Deep gold with copper reflections

Wide aroma of toasted hazelnut and pine nuts blended with pleasant hints of orange zest and honey notes

Intense, persistent, warm and soft with a pleasant sapid finish

An intense golden colour with coppery reflections that immediately catches the eye. On the nose, toasted hazelnuts and pine nuts mingle with a fresh scent of orange peel and a hint of honey. On the palate? Warm, smooth and persistent, with a savoury finish that wins you over and invites you to take another sip.

SOLERAS: THE ART OF TIME

Our Marsala is born from the Soleras method, a unique and fascinating ageing technique, a blend of vintages that tells stories of time and passion.
In the Pellegrino Cellars, since 1880, this wine has been slowly ageing amid intoxicating aromas and silence, to give you a unique experience with every sip.
The result? A wine with a rich and complex character.

MARSALA SOLERAS & FOOD

Not just tradition but surprise too.
Marsala Soleras is a wine of a thousand possibilities: perfect at the end of a meal with biscuits or dark chocolate, surprising as an aperitif when served chilled, alongside oysters and smoked fish.
And with mature cheeses? A combination that brings out all its complexity.
A versatile Marsala, capable of adapting to any occasion: from slow meditation to the most unexpected toast.
Should be tasted at a temperature of 16–18°C (60.8–64.4°F). Served at 14°C (57.2°F).

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