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If Primitivo di Manduria is the most widespread Italian red appellation today, the equivalent for white is Pinot Grigio!
Friuli Grave Pinot Grigio is an Italian wine from the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region. This region, which has had a DOC designation since October 1, 1985, is famous for having restored the nobility of Italian white wine. On the Slovenian border, in the northeast of Italy, the Friuli region is a crossroads of Latin, Germanic and Slavic cultures, of which Pinot Grigio is the common denominator in terms of grape varieties.
With its floral aromas and intense notes of fruits such as peach and pear, Basta Blanc is a dry and fruity wine, with a beautiful finesse and a light refreshing acidity. It is perfect as an aperitif, with starters, fish, poultry or pasta.
The Primitivo di Manduria is the ideal pretext to accompany your evenings with family or friends. This powerful and distinguished wine with a purple color has notes of very ripe wild fruits, cherry and walnut. It goes particularly well with pasta dishes, spicy antipasti, cold meats or cheeses.
