Pirovano Garda Garganega Pinot Grigio

What a classy wine this combination of Garganega and Pinot Grigio grapes from the great winemaker Pirovano is! Amadio Pirovano's love of pairing wines with food began in 1850. That year, the former shoemaker and his sons opened a top restaurant where local wines played a key role. After a few years, he knew all the wines of the area and knew exactly where the beautiful vineyards were located. With this in mind, Amadio Pirovano founded his own winery in 1910, and it has proven to be a resounding success. The winery has grown into a global player, and the Pirovano family still knows how to select the finest vineyards. While its origins lie in Puglia, the winery now also has vineyards in other Italian wine regions.

The composition for this white Pirovano Garda wine

This white wine is made from Garganega and Pinot Grigio grapes from Veneto. The vineyards are located near Lake Garda, so the bunches receive cooling winds alongside the abundant sunshine. The wind blows across Lake Garda, adding an extra dimension to this white wine. The hilly landscape and fertile soil give the vines many extras, resulting in a fantastic harvest.

The smell and taste of the Pirovano Garda Garganega Pinot Grigio

Pouring this white wine reveals a lemon-yellow color with green highlights. The aroma offers a rich bouquet of peach and ripe banana, making it very appealing. The aroma also offers a refreshing touch thanks to the Garganega grape, ripe citrus notes, and fresh mint leaves. The palate is fresh with plenty of yellow fruit, and a wonderful salty note thanks to the strong wind. The finish leaves a pleasant aftertaste with citrus and white fruit on the finish.