Cortese
A grape which is most renowned for producing Italy's most expensive dry white
wine, Gavi di
Gavi. Cortese is a native grape variety of Alessandria in Piedmont and tends to
perform best in the hills between Novi and Tortona in Piedmont.
The grape has been so successful in Gavi (which is located in the south of
Piedmont close to Liguria) that it is known there as Cortese di Gavi.
Typically produces wines that are pale lemon-white in colour, possess a fine fragrance and are steely and dry on the palate. The best examples can develop an intense honeyed richness with medium term ageing.
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Gavi di Gavi, Bric Sassi, Roberto Sarotto, Piedmont
Italy » Piedmont » Gavi [Cortese di Gavi] |
Bottle
(75cl) |
£ 10.95 | |
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Special case price
£
118.20
Buy 12 and save £ 13.20 (10%) |
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Medium Bodied,
Dry,
White,
Cortese,
Ready, but will keep,
Cork Closure,
13% alc.
From the bright white, calcareous marls of the lofty Bric Sassi single vineyard comes this white flower fresh Gavi di Gavi. Roberto Sarotto continues to produce one of the regions' s best Gavis, senza dubbio as they say here in Piedmont. Aged on its lees for several months to capture the ... MORE | ||||
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