Dacastello Mandis Ribolla Gialla Venezia Giulia I.G.T. 12%
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A drinkable and versatile wine, Ribolla Gialla is emblematic of Friuli’s winemaking tradition. Its unmistakable floral aroma and perfect balance on the palate make Ribolla Gialla Venezia Giulia I.G.T. Dacastello an elegant and crisp white, a tribute to the September sun, when through the alleys of the village from the bubbling vats goes the sour smell of wine the souls to rejoice.
GRAPE
Mandis Ribolla Gialla Dacastello is 100% Ribolla Gialla grape
Produced By
Dacastello Vini Pregiati
PRODUCTION ZONE
Province of Gorizia, Friuli Venezia Giulia, Italy
ALCOHOL
12%
SERVING TEMPERATURE
8-10°C
BOTTLE SIZE
0.75 L
Produced By
Dacastello Vini Pregiati
| Number of bottles | 1, 12, 6 |
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