Primi Soli Pinot Grigio Blush – Currently Unavailable
A very easy style of wine with a soft, refreshing burst of summer red fruits – Sommelier Wine Awards 2019 Gold
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The Primi Soli Pinot Grigio Blush – A very easy style of wine with a soft, refreshing burst of summer red fruits, especially strawberry. This rose scores strongly in Penventon tastings.
In 1908 great-grandpa Giovanni fell in love with an estate overlooking the Romeo and Juliet castles in the Terra Berica. Based on the values of great price, quality and trust, Luca and Pierpaolo Cielo the 4th generation expanded the wineries and international markets.
Pinot Grigio
Pinot Grigio is a white grape variety resulting from a genetic mutation of Pinot Noir and belongs to the group of the so-called “international” varieties, of French origin, but widely cultivated around the world.
In Italy, the grape is widely cultivated in the north east of the country, with mainly mass production with exceptions in Veneto, and if the latter is the most important region for the grape in terms of quantity, the best Pinot grigio wines are made from grape grown in Friuli Venezia Giulia, especially the Collio area, and Trentino Alto Adige, where it produces great wines, with elegance and structure.
Sommelier Wine Awards 2019 Gold
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The Country
Spanish wines are a tapestry of rich flavors and storied traditions, deeply rooted in the country’s diverse landscapes. From the sun-drenched plains of La Mancha to the verdant valleys of Galicia, each region imparts its own distinct character to the wines produced. The noble Tempranillo grape reigns supreme in the prestigious Rioja and Ribera del Duero, where it is transformed into wines that balance fruit intensity with earthy depth.
Meanwhile, the effervescent Cava sparkles with vivacity from Catalonia, and the complex Sherry from Jerez intrigues with its spectrum from dry to sweet. Spanish winemakers honor their heritage through meticulous aging classifications, from the youthful Vinos Jovenes to the venerable Gran Reservas, ensuring each bottle tells a story of time and terroir. This dedication to quality is safeguarded by stringent laws, preserving the legacy of Spanish wines as a cherished embodiment of the nation’s spirit and soil.
The Region
Veneto, located in the northeast corner of Italy, is a substantial wine region known for its diverse offering such
- Valpolicella: Fruity red wines dominate here, with Corvina, Corvinone, and Rondinella grapes. Valpolicella rivals Tuscany’s Chianti in production volume
- Soave: This region produces the eponymous dry white wine, which has gained international fame.
- Prosecco: From Conegliano Valdobbiadene, Prosecco is a sparkling gem loved worldwide.
- Amarone della Valpolicella: Known for its full-bodied richness, Amarone is crafted using the unique appassimento process.
The Producer
In 1908 great-grandpa Giovanni fell in love with an estate overlooking the Romeo and Juliet castles in the Terra Berica. Based on the values of great price, quality and trust, Luca and Pierpaolo Cielo the 4th generation expanded the wineries and international markets.
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