Pinot Grigio is perhaps one of the most quintessentially Italian grape varieties and north-eastern Italy is the epicenter of its production. In Friuli, PG has been cultivated since the first half of the 19th Century where it found perfect growing conditions in the marly terrain of the eastern hills of Friuli.
Poggiobello is as good as it gets: 100% estate-grown Pinot Grigio grapes sourced from the youngest vines on the 90-ha property, towards the bottom of the slopes that form a perfect amphitheater for sun exposure and ventilation. It offers a variety of elegant fruit and floral notes on the nose. Well-structured and full-bodied on the palate with a fruity finish. Because of its medium-to-full bodied style and vibrant acidity it will pair well with rich seafood dishes, but also with pasta Bolognese, eggplant parmigiana, pasta alla Norma (with eggplant and ricotta cheese) and cold-cuts like culatello from Emilia or Tuscan finocchiona.
