Le Clivie Lugana D.O.C. 12.5%
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Contemporary and intriguing, Lugana D.O.C. Le Clivie expresses the authentic identity of the Turbiana grape variety and its territory of origin.
It is cultivated on flat land, in soils characterised by clay and mineral components that give the wine its distinctive perfume and delicate aroma, which evolves and intensifies over time.

GRAPE
Le Clivie Lugana is 100% Turbiana grape.
Produced By
Dacastello Vini Pregiati

PRODUCTION ZONE
Province of Verona, Veneto, Italy.

ALCOHOL
12.5%

SERVING TEMPERATURE
10-12°C

BOTTLE SIZE
0.75 L

Drinkability
Le Clivie Lugana DOC is bottled in glass and has no date of expiry. We recommend storage in a cool, dry place. To fully appreciate the qualities of the wine, it is best drunk within 4-5 years.
Bouquet
Intense, with delicate floral notes.
Palate
Crisp, smooth and elegant on the palate.
Pairing
Excellent with starters, risottos and vegetarian dishes.
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| BOTTLE EAN CODE | 8053013238085 |
|---|---|
| GROSS BOTTLE WEIGHT | 1310 g |
| BOTTLES PER CASE | 6 |
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