Cesanese

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Cesanese is a red Italian wine grape variety, traditionally grown in the Lazio region, known for producing aromatic, medium-bodied wines with spicy and floral notes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf wine grape variety
acidityLevel medium
alternativeName Cesanese Nero NERFINISHED
aromaProfile floral notes
red fruit notes
spicy notes
authorizedInDOC Cesanese del Piglio DOCG NERFINISHED
Cesanese di Affile DOC NERFINISHED
Cesanese di Olevano Romano DOC NERFINISHED
climatePreference warm climate
colorOfWine deep ruby red
countryOfOrigin Italy
cultivatedInCountry Italy NERFINISHED
cultivationTrend limited but increasing interest
flavorProfile cherry
spice
violet
foodPairing aged cheeses
cured meats
grilled meats
pasta with tomato-based sauces
grapeColor black-skinned
grownIn Frosinone province NERFINISHED
Lazio NERFINISHED
Rome province NERFINISHED
hasSubvariety Cesanese Comune NERFINISHED
Cesanese Nostrano NERFINISHED
Cesanese d’Affile NERFINISHED
historicalAssociation traditional grape of Lazio
primaryRegion Lazio NERFINISHED
servingTemperature 16–18 °C
tanninLevel medium
typicalAgingVessel large neutral oak casks
stainless steel
typicalAlcoholLevel medium to high
typicalUse blending component
single-varietal wines
usedFor red wine production
vineCharacteristic late ripening
relatively low yields
vinificationStyle occasionally sparkling or frizzante
still red wines
wineBody medium
wineCharacteristic age-worthy in better examples
aromatic
wineRegionType Central Italy
wineStyle medium-bodied

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Velletri hasWineGrapes Cesanese