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Pinot Grigio

Ermacora

White wine | Friuli

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White wine
13 %
16.20 USD
8°C / 46°F
Apple, Apricot, Citrus, Crisp, Dry, Fruity, Green

Description

Discover the essence of Friuli with the Ermacora Pinot Grigio 2024, a wine that perfectly captures the unique spirit of the Ipplis hills. Crafted by the Ermacora family—who have been stewards of this land for over a century—this wine is a testament to the harmony between tradition and the distinct 'ponca' (marl and limestone) soils of the Colli Orientali del Friuli DOC.

Unlike mass-produced Pinot Grigio, this bottle offers a sophisticated, character-driven experience. In the glass, it presents a brilliant straw-yellow hue. The nose is immediately inviting, layering elegant floral notes with juicy, orchard-fresh aromas of Williams pear and yellow peach, followed by subtle, savory puffs of aromatic herbs. On the palate, it is remarkably well-structured and velvety. It maintains a refreshing, crisp acidity balanced by a medium body and a persistent, mineral-driven finish that reflects its hillside terroir.

This is a versatile, 'hippy-chic' wine that embodies the local mantra, 'Vin e amîs un paradîs' (Wine and friends are a paradise). It is an ideal companion for a wide variety of dishes; its structure makes it a sublime match for delicate seafood, light salads, and creamy cheeses, yet it has enough personality to stand up to more flavorful preparations like a classic mushroom risotto or even lighter white meats. Whether you are hosting an intimate dinner or seeking a refined glass to unwind after a long day, this Pinot Grigio brings the vibrant, authentic soul of Northern Italy directly to your table. Its youthful tension and savory complexity ensure that it is not just a drink, but an experience of one of Italy's most prestigious white wine regions.

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