White Wines Italy

It has a ruby red color with violet reflections.

Vinified from the Grillo grape variety typical of western Sicily, this straw-yellow white wine reveals beautiful citrus tones and floral notes.

This pure variety shows notes of meadow flowers and delicately ripe pearsCatarratto.

The Zenato family business describes this classic as the crowning glory of their wines.

The Andrian summer freshness is particularly evident in Somereto, a Chardonnay without wood. It is obtained from French clones that have a naturally grown low yield.

This pure Vermentino impresses with its straw yellow color with golden reflections and its long-lasting and elegant bouquet.

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Casasole is straw yellow in color.

In the glass, the wine shows a light yellow color with brilliant shades. The bouquet is lively with notes of yellow, ripe fruit and a citrus note of grapefruit.

For this passito, Firriato uses one in theItalian winemaking uniqueInfusion method in which the driedGrapes straight to wineto be added.

After the success of the Amarone della Valpolicella with the same striking label, the Fasolis are expanding their COLLEZIONE line to include this Lugana.

After the success of the Amarone della Valpolicella with the same striking label, the Fasolis are expanding their COLLEZIONE line to include this Lugana.

Temptingly exotic with complex fruit of mango, papaya, lime and red grapefruit as well as herbal aromas reminiscent of lemongrass, lemon balm, mint and green tea.

This Chardonnay has fantastic minerality with wonderful freshness and complexity. It is straw yellow with golden reflections and has delicate aromas of white peach in the bouquet.

This fine grape variety owes its name to the fact that the grape takes on a copper color as it ripens, which lies between the so-called “white” and “black” grapes.

The main ingredient of Casòn Bianco is the Viognier grape variety, which has ripened very harmoniously and typically in recent years.

Playing with the components is the focus of this wine.

This aromatic variety was first planted in South Tyrol at the end of the 19th century and was then native almost exclusively to Terlano near Bolzano on volcanic sandy soils for de.

The play of geological, microclimatic and cultural contrasts characterizes this wine.

This grape variety was created in the 1930s as a cross between Riesling and Pinot Blanc by Prof. Luigi Manzoni, director of the Conegliano Research Institute.

The Chardonnay vine was introduced to South Tyrol by Archduke Johann around 1835 and later spread by the founder of Italy's first wine-growing school.

Pinot Grigio, also known as Pinot Gris or Pinot Gris, is currently the most widely grown white wine variety in South Tyrol.

Only 2000 bottles of this top white wine from the Langhe are produced. The grapes come from the oldest Sauvignon vines in Monforte and Castiglione Falletto.