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🍷 Madamarosè

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Madamarosè: rosé wine by Tasca d'Almerita from the Sallier de La Tour estate at Monreale near Palermo; Monreale DOC Syrah Rosato.

Madamarosè is a rosé wine by Tasca d'Almerita from the Sallier de La Tour estate at Monreale near Palermo. It is made from Syrah alone. The label says Monreale DOC Syrah Rosato. Monreale DOC is the protected designation of the hills south of Palermo. Sallier de La Tour joined the family’s estates in 2009.

According to the sheet, the vineyard lies 330 m above sea level, 4,166 vines per hectare, a yield of about 79 quintals per hectare.

The 2025 grapes were picked on August 16. The wine matures for 4 months in stainless steel on its lees. Alcohol: 12% by volume.

Other wines of the same estate: Sallier de La Tour Nero d'Avola, Sallier de La Tour Syrah, Sallier de La Tour Grillo.

The WHO reminds: there is no safe level of alcohol.

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Facts

Vintage2025
CultivarsSyrah
Alcohol (% vol.)12 %
RegionSicily
CountryItaly
Legal basisMonreale DOC Syrah Rosato
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Part of
🍷 Tasca d'Almerita
Related to
📜 Monreale, 🍇 Syrah
Similar and different
🍷 Rosé

Frequently asked questions

What grapes is Madamarosè made from?

100% Syrah (2025 vintage).

Where is Madamarosè made?

Tasca d'Almerita from the Sallier de La Tour estate at Monreale near Palermo; the label says Monreale DOC Syrah Rosato.

Is it true that Sicilian wine is just Nero d’Avola?

No. Tasca d’Almerita also makes wines from Perricone, Grillo, Catarratto, Inzolia, Frappato, Etna’s Nerello Mascalese and Carricante, and Malvasia from the Aeolian Islands.

Similar

🍷 La Monaca · 🍷 Regaleali Le Rose · 🍷 Sallier de La Tour Syrah · 🍷 Guarnaccio · 🍷 Lamùri · 🍷 Regaleali Nero d'Avola

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