Marsala Superiore Garibaldi Dolce

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Tasting 2025

The marsala Marsala Superiore Garibaldi Dolce has been rated in 2025 by Benjamin Herzog, Dominik Vombach, Peter Moser with 91 Falstaff points. It is a wine made from the region Sicily in Italy.

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 07.02.2025: Benjamin Herzog, Dominik Vombach, Peter Moser

Medium, delicately cloudy copper orange colour, brown reflections, brighter rim. Candied grapefruit zest with dark chocolate in the background, some sugar icing, a hint of Madel cake, fine notes of dried fruit notes. Powerful, juicy, well-integrated sweetness, a hint of blood orange on the finish, remains persistent, versatile, a wine for white chocolate.

More about the tasting

Region: Sicily, Italy

Type of Production: conventional

Category: Fortified Wines - Marsala

Expansion: 2 years oak barrel

Alcohol Level: 18.5%

Stopper: Screwcap

Price: 10 - 20 €

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Residual Sugar: 100 g/l

Region

Sicily, Italy

Of all the Italian wine-growing regions, the beautiful island of Sicily has probably undergone the most astonishing and also the most rapid development. Until...

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