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Vinera, Antonio Mele
Grape
100% Cannonau
Drinking Window
Drink now or by 2030
Region
Mamoiada, Sardinia
Pairings
Roasted lamb, pork chops with black olives,
your favourite homemade hamburger,
roasted mushrooms, charcuterie and aged cheeses
Regional Recipe
Winemaker Notes
This wine comes from a young vineyard of 12 years of age and is a slightly anomalous by standards of the winery having 14% alcohol but now that it is well integrating the tannin we will be able to enjoy it for a long time. The winery considering the average size of Mamoiada can be considered quite large because it can count on 6 hectares of vineyard: 4 hectares of Cannonau and 2 hectares of Granazza di Mamoiada which is a typical white grape of the area. Vinera is a pure Cannonau grown with an extremely traditional system but where tradition, stylistic precision and technical precision obtain an overall result of great quality, great finesse and great pleasure
The Story
Pasquale Bonamici is a true natural wine producer.. Born in Mamoiada in 1983 into a family of small wine producers, in a town that has always drawn part of its history and agricultural connotation from the vineyards. In fact, there are 20 different wineries in the area. Each with its own characteristics and processes. Pasquale grows up on the family's land and learns a lot of what he still puts into practice in his production. A
After high school he decides to move to Rome. And there, between one job and another, he follows some courses on wine production. Once back in his land, after a brief period where he collaborated with his brothers-in-law for the production of some wines under the label "Tenute Bonamici", he began his solo adventure. It's 2020 and from here the owner begins to study his product in detail in an almost obsessive way. In the production of the Pasquale Bonamici winery, all the production and the supply chain is natural. The products are a reflection of the land they come from and the genius of your creator.
Chemicals, yeasts and additives are not allowed. The products of this agricultural reality are limited in number because Pasquale believes that a limited but controlled production has a lower impact on the environment and exponentially improves the emotions in drinking wine. The difficulties of an artisanal wine production are many, but the wine produced here which is called "De Vidda" is a hymn to the passion for wine. Despite being a very young winery, we are sure that the future is rosy for Pasquale and his family.
