Palmadina Friuli – Pinot Grigio

$630.00

Descripción

Technical Sheet: Palmadina Pinot Grigio DOC

General Information

  • Winery: Palmadina

  • Region: Friuli-Venezia Giulia (Friuli Grave DOC)

  • Country: Italy

  • Grape Variety: 100% Pinot Grigio

  • Alcohol Content: Typically 12.5% – 13% vol.

Sensory Profile

  • Appearance: Intense straw yellow with elegant golden reflections.

  • Nose: A refined and persistent bouquet. Expect notes of ripe pear, acacia flowers, and toasted almonds, with a subtle hint of freshly baked bread crust.

  • Palate: Dry, full-bodied, and remarkably well-balanced. It features a crisp acidity that highlights its mineral character, leading to a clean, lingering finish.

Vinification Details

  • Harvest: Manual selection of grapes at optimal ripeness.

  • Fermentation: Controlled temperature fermentation in stainless steel tanks to preserve the delicate primary aromas of the fruit.

  • Aging: Typically aged on its “noble lees” for several months to add complexity, creaminess, and structure before bottling.


Recommended Food Pairings

This Pinot Grigio is incredibly versatile due to its balance of body and acidity. Here are the best ways to enjoy it:

  • Appetizers: Excellent as an aperitivo. Pairs beautifully with Prosciutto di San Daniele (a local Friulian specialty) or mild creamy cheeses.

  • Seafood: Ideal with grilled white fish, scallops, or a classic spaghetti alle vongole (clams).

  • Light Entrées: Vegetable-based risottos, spring pea pasta, or herb-focused quiches.

  • Cuisine Style: It complements Japanese cuisine remarkably well—specifically sashimi and light tempura—as the wine’s acidity cuts through the richness of the fish.

Serving Suggestion: Best served chilled at a temperature of 8°C – 10°C (46°F – 50°F) in a medium-sized white wine glass.

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