HASOS
In the past, David faced the giant Goliath with nothing more than a sling and a stone. With humility and courage, David defeated the giant, proving that true strength lies in the soul and not in mere physical power. The name of this wine takes its inspiration from that very epic battle immortalized in one of Caravaggio's most famous paintings, where David is depicted holding a sword with a carving. H-AS OS: "Humility killed pride." HASOS is resilience. It is the fruit of genuine passion, a symbol of belonging nourished by our history and the breaths of the earth.
Tasting profile
- Taste-aroma intensity4
- Savouriness3
- Acidity and freshness5
- Tannins4
- Persistence5
- Alcohol5
- Softness4
How to read it
Taste-aroma intensityCalendula
The power and clarity of the aromas: how much the wine speaks to the nose.
SavourinessSalt
The salty, mineral note that makes the wine savoury and dynamic.
Acidity and freshnessApple
The freshness that cleanses the palate: more acidity, a livelier sip.
TanninsPersimmon
The astringency that dries the mouth, from the skins' tannins — like an unripe persimmon.
PersistenceStopwatch
How long the flavours linger after the sip: the length on the palate.
AlcoholWhiskey
The warmth and body of alcohol: the higher it is, the warmer and fuller the wine.
SoftnessHot chocolate
The enveloping roundness on the palate, without edges — soft as hot chocolate.