Description
On the nose there is the nectar of field flowers such as camomile, elderflower, iris.
Mineral on the palate with an almond finish, typical of Classic Garganega.
100% Garganega: this variety was introduced in the Classic area 2,000 years ago by the Romans.
Vinification in stainless steel tank.
Not fruit-driven; mineral and floral notes that cleanse the palate, making it food-friendly with lots of dishes.
COMBINATIONS: IT MATCHES, IN PARTICULAR, WITH RISOTTO, WHITE-FLESHED FISH, CRUDO AND SUSHI, OR SALADS. IN THE LOCAL CUISINE, IT PAIRS WITH STEWED PEAS, CUTTLEFISH,
OR FRESH RICOTTA. WITH SEASONAL VEGETABLES: BROCCOLI FIOLARO, WHITE AND GREEN ASPARAGUS, OR PEAS.