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$29.99
There are tons of pretty peach and grapefruit flavours in this easy-to-drink white from one of Piedmont's finest producers! Aromatic and delicious; serve chilled. "The Cordero di Montezemolo estate is one of the most picturesque spots in all of Piedmont, as it sits above the spectacular Monfalletto vineyard, which is easily identified by the famous Cedar of Lebanon that is planted on the top of the hill," according to Robert Parker's Wine Advocate.
2018 mlOUT OF STOCK
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$19.99
A great deal for fans of white wines from Italy! The Trebbiano grapes for this value-packed white are harvested from hillside vineyards in the province of Chieti, in central Italy's coastal Abruzzo region. The color is straw gold with delicate greenish tints. Aromas are fresh and pleasant, with lingering citrus notes.The taste is full, crisp, dry and very pleasing.
$25.99
A crowd-pleasing white wine at a great price! Tedeschi boasts a deep bond with the Valpolicella region that has kept it on the path of quality and tradition produced exclusively from grapes grown on hillsides. Since 1630, their family has believed in the extraordinary potential of local wine production, enhancing its value in a modern key with innovative production and environmental management methods with the end result of creating wines that are able to evoke emotion and render homage to the magnificent land. Soave, named after the hilltop town in the Veneto, is made from 85% Garganega and 15% Chardonnay grapes which are harvested by hand in early October.
