All Italian Whites
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Italy produces white wines across a remarkably diverse range of climates and soils, from the volcanic tufa of Campania to the glacial moraines of the Veneto and the granite-rich hillsides of Sardinia. Garganega anchors the Soave Classico appellation, where Pieropan and Pra have long defined the benchmark for mineral-driven, age-worthy expression. In Campania, Greco di Tufo - as interpreted by Ciro Picariello - draws its characteristic saline tension from the volcanic soils around Tufo. Sardinia contributes two distinct Vermentino readings from Piero Mancini and Cardedu, the former from the DOCG zone of Gallura, where granite elevates aromatic intensity. Jermann's Where Dreams Have No End represents Friuli's tradition of serious white blending, while Luigi Baudana's Langhe Bianco brings Piedmont into a conversation more often dominated by red varieties. Custoza Superiore from Villa Medici rounds out the breadth on offer.
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Italy produces white wines across a remarkably diverse range of climates and soils, from the volcanic tufa of Campania to the glacial moraines of the Veneto and the granite-rich hillsides of Sardinia. Garganega anchors the Soave Classico appellation, where Pieropan and Pra have long defined the benchmark for mineral-driven, age-worthy expression. In Campania, Greco di Tufo - as interpreted by Ciro Picariello - draws its characteristic saline tension from the volcanic soils around Tufo. Sardinia contributes two distinct Vermentino readings from Piero Mancini and Cardedu, the former from the DOCG zone of Gallura, where granite elevates aromatic intensity. Jermann's Where Dreams Have No End represents Friuli's tradition of serious white blending, while Luigi Baudana's Langhe Bianco brings Piedmont into a conversation more often dominated by red varieties. Custoza Superiore from Villa Medici rounds out the breadth on offer.
