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Dacastello Piemonte D.O.C. Dolcetto 12.5%
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A protagonist of Piedmontese rural life, Dolcetto has been present on Italian tables since 1600. The sweetness of the ripe grapes from which it takes its name, its intense colour and fresh bouquet make Piemonte D.O.C. Dolcetto Dacastello a pleasant, drinkable red wine, ideal for everyday consumption. Because, as French gastronome Brillat-Savarin once said, A meal without wine is like a day without sunshine.
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The queen of southern white grapes, Falanghina arrived on the Apulian coast in the days of Magna Graecia. The Roman merchants of the time called it phalange, which meant literally œtied to the pole, referring to the vine's cultivation system. Greatly appreciated at imperial court tables in the past, Falanghina Puglia I.G.P. Dacastello is now an undisputed protagonist among Mediterranean white wines.
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Merlot is thought to be named after the merle (the French name for blackbird), these birds being known to have a particular fondness for its tasty berries.
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Created in the 19th century by Swiss winemaker Hermann Muller, Muller Thurgau is an aromatic white grape variety that gives us a pleasant, fruity and fragrant wine. A wine to be drunk young and chilled, Mller Thurgau Veneto I.G.P. Dacastello is the ideal white wine for an aperitif, a light meal or a light-hearted evening.
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A noble and international grape variety, Pinot Grigio is interesting, crisp white wine. Its name comes from the French, pin, meaning pine, relating to the shape of the Pinot grape, which resembles a pinecone. Pinot Grigio delle Venezie D.O.C. Dacastello reveals scents of broom with a fresh, herbaceous undertone reminiscent of the scent of pine trees in spring.
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Greatly appreciated by Emperor Augustus, Soave is a native wine with unique colour, austerity and persistence. The dark soil, made up of volcanic layers of tufa and limestone, make Soave D.O.C. Dacastello an authentic wine with personality. In the 5th century, Cassiodorus recommended that the royal table be stocked with Veronese wines made from white grapes that were œvery suave and full-bodied, capable of expressing œclear purity, jovial candour and incredible suaveness.
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Sophisticated and characterised by considerable finesse, Gavi del Comune di Gavi D.O.C.G. Le Clivie is a wine influenced by the breeze that blows in from the Ligurian Sea and the snow from the Apennines. In the unique area of Southern Piedmont, with its white tufaceous soil and red clay, the Cortese vine, characterised by large, golden, thin-skinned grapes, takes root. Legend has it that its success at Court banquets accounts for its name, Cortese. Gavi del Comune di Gavi D.O.C.G. Le Clivie, prince among white wines, is the epitome of refined elegance.
