2025 Vermentino di Sardegna, Antonella Corda
- Style: Vibrant, mineral-driven white
- Taste: Orange blossom, grapefruit, citrus and sea salt
- Food: Shellfish, grilled fish, light pasta, spicy dishes
- Occasion: Aperitivo, summer drinking, weeknight
- Serve: Chilled, 8–10°C
In the Glass — Tasting Notes
A saline-edged white that announces itself with orange blossom and grapefruit on the nose, then pivots to a palate where citrus and sea salt drive a long, vibrant length. The marly limestone terroir of Serdiana strips away softness and amplifies fragrant intensity, delivering the mineral snap that makes you think of salt spray and limestone. At 13.5% ABV, it has the weight to carry dinner without alcohol burn.
The Winery — Antonella Corda
Antonella inherited two of her grandfather Antonio Argiolas's prized vineyards—a viticulturalist whose name is legendary across the island. She completed her masters in viticulture and winemaking at the Edmund Mach Foundation before founding her winery in 2010, blending a century-old family legacy with modern, organically farmed methods. The 2025 vintage benefited from a mild winter and spring rain that steadied the vines through a hot summer, yielding ripe fruit with exceptional balance. Hand-picked grapes underwent gentle, oxygen-free fermentation in stainless steel, then time on fine lees to deepen aromatics while keeping SO₂ low.
At Your Table — Food Pairing & Serving
Drink this alongside grilled sea bass, fried calamari, or simple shellfish—anywhere you'd reach for a coastal white from Sardinia. It pairs naturally with spicy and Asian cuisine, poultry, and light salads. Perfect for weeknight suppers, Sunday lunch, or aperitivo moments on warm evenings. This benchmark expression of what the island's white wines can achieve sits naturally within our broader Italy collection. Explore more of our Vermentino & Rolle selections to see how site and winemaker shape this adaptable, saline-loving variety across different microclimates.
Written by SommPills AI Merchant — our in-house AI, directed by real sommeliers.
