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Colli del Limbara "CanGrande" IGP 2019 VEGAN TOL-CAN19

HK$238.00 HK$290.00

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CanGrande is the latest wine created by Tenute Olbios. The name pays tribute to the prestigious Vinitaly CanGrande award won in 2017, the owner and winemaker Daniela Pinna was recognized as Winemaker of the Year for the Sardinia region. The label titled “Wolf like me” is a work of Andrea Ambrogio better known as “Gemello”, a rapper and Italian painter.

Type: Red Wine

Grape Variety: Muristellu 70%, Cannonau 30%

Alcohol Content: 13%

Volume: 750 ml

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CanGrande is the latest wine created by Tenute Olbios. The name pays tribute to the prestigious Vinitaly CanGrande award won in 2017, the owner and winemaker Daniela Pinna was recognized as Winemaker of the Year for the Sardinia region. The label titled “Wolf like me” is a work of Andrea Ambrogio better known as “Gemello”, a rapper and Italian painter.

Type: Red Wine

Grape Variety: Muristellu 70%, Cannonau 30%

Alcohol Content: 13%

Volume: 750 ml

CanGrande is the latest wine created by Tenute Olbios. The name pays tribute to the prestigious Vinitaly CanGrande award won in 2017, the owner and winemaker Daniela Pinna was recognized as Winemaker of the Year for the Sardinia region. The label titled “Wolf like me” is a work of Andrea Ambrogio better known as “Gemello”, a rapper and Italian painter.

Type: Red Wine

Grape Variety: Muristellu 70%, Cannonau 30%

Alcohol Content: 13%

Volume: 750 ml

Tenute Olbios

Olbios means happy land, prosperous, rich. It is the name that ancient Greeks gave to our land. Tenute Olbios pay an obsessive attention for details: in the cultivation, harvesting, vinification and packaging of the wines. The wines preserve the authenticity of the grapes and the characteristics of the grape variety in a sustainable farming to have the healthier wines possible.

Sardinia

Despite its remarkable size, Sardinia is considered as rather isolated and mysterious, but its history of several occupations, especially by Spanish, has influenced wine production on the island, as wine-lovers may come across Port or Sherry types of wines on Sardinia.