Pinot Grigio Alto Adige D.O.C. 13.5%
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A full and fragrant white wine. Pinot Grigio Alto Adige Le Clivie originates in vineyards located at 400 metres above sea level. In the alluvial soils with lots of detritus, right at the heart of the South Tyrol Wine Road.
The peculiarity of the land, and production techniques that are attentive to the environmental balance, are offering a crisp, pleasant and full-bodied wine.
In keeping with South Tyrolean tradition it’s name pays tribute to the grape pressing celebrations, an old country custom celebrated today in the region’s most important cellars and inns.
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