Duchman Family Winery – Texas Bianco
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USA - TX
Texas High Plains
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White
The Facts
UPCs NV (750ml) - 8 58184 00167 8
Origins USA - TX > Texas High Plains
Appellation Texas High Plains
Varietal White Blend
Winemaking Bianco represents Duchman's playful side, crafted as an approachable counterpart to their more serious single-varietal wines while maintaining the same commitment to quality and Texas terroir expression. The blend combines Vermentino, Roussanne, and Trebbiano harvested from select vineyards on the Texas High Plains, where the high elevation, sandy loam soils, and significant day-night temperature variations create ideal conditions for these Mediterranean varieties to develop full aromatic complexity while maintaining bright acidity. After careful harvesting, each variety is fermented separately in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks to preserve its unique aromatic profile and fruit purity. Fermentation is halted at precisely the right moment to retain a touch of natural sweetness that perfectly balances the wine's natural acidity. The final blend is thoughtfully composed to showcase the complementary nature of these three distinctive varieties—creating a refreshing, versatile wine designed for casual gatherings, al fresco dining, and pairing with a wide range of cuisines, particularly those with a touch of spice that harmonize beautifully with the wine's subtle sweetness.
Aging Ferment & finish in stainless steel to preserve aromatics
Alcohol by Volume 13.0%
Markets Texas
Trade and Media
The Character
Overall Vibrant, off-dry Italian blend, balanced fruit & acidity
Aromas White flowers, Meyer lemon, juicy pear, honeysuckle, apricot, canned pears, subtle minerality
Mouthfeel Lively, medium-bodied, silky texture, refreshing finish
Tasting Notes Presenting a brilliant pale gold color with silver highlights, Duchman's Bianco opens with an enticing bouquet of white flowers, Meyer lemon, and juicy pear, complemented by subtle notes of honeysuckle and apricot. On the palate, this harmonious blend delights with its perfect balance of vivacity and softness—showcasing the bright citrus character of Vermentino, the stone fruit richness of Roussanne, and the subtle structure of Trebbiano. The wine's refreshing acidity is beautifully complemented by a slightly off-dry finish that rounds out each sip without overwhelming the palate. A hint of minerality adds complexity to the clean, fruit-forward profile, creating a wine that's both sophisticated and immensely approachable—perfect for casual enjoyment and versatile food pairing.
Selling Point Refreshing Italian blend, perfect balance of fruit & acidity
Pairings Spicy Thai cuisine, Tex-Mex dishes, antipasto platters, light salads, grilled seafood, soft cheeses
The Story
Bianco celebrates the spirited marriage of three classic Italian white varieties—Vermentino, Roussanne, and Trebbiano—in a delightfully approachable, off-dry blend that captures the essence of Mediterranean sunshine through a distinctly Texan lens. Continuing in the playful tradition of Canto Felice, this vibrant wine embodies Duchman Family Winery's commitment to showcasing the remarkable versatility of Italian grape varieties grown on Texas soil.
Each component brings its unique character to this harmonious ensemble: Vermentino contributes bright citrus and mineral freshness; Roussanne adds luscious stone fruit complexity and textural depth; while Trebbiano provides structure and subtle herbal nuances. The result is a wine of refreshing vitality with just enough residual sweetness to round out the palate without ever becoming cloying—a perfect balance achieved through Dave Reilly's precise winemaking.
Crafted entirely in stainless steel to preserve the purity of fruit expression, Bianco captivates with its aromatic intensity and lively palate. The bright acidity balances beautifully with the slight off-dry finish, creating a versatile wine that pairs exceptionally well with spicy cuisine, summer gatherings, and casual entertaining. Whether enjoyed on a sunlit patio or alongside your favorite meal, Bianco delivers a refreshing taste of la dolce vita with a distinctly Texan twist.
Each component brings its unique character to this harmonious ensemble: Vermentino contributes bright citrus and mineral freshness; Roussanne adds luscious stone fruit complexity and textural depth; while Trebbiano provides structure and subtle herbal nuances. The result is a wine of refreshing vitality with just enough residual sweetness to round out the palate without ever becoming cloying—a perfect balance achieved through Dave Reilly's precise winemaking.
Crafted entirely in stainless steel to preserve the purity of fruit expression, Bianco captivates with its aromatic intensity and lively palate. The bright acidity balances beautifully with the slight off-dry finish, creating a versatile wine that pairs exceptionally well with spicy cuisine, summer gatherings, and casual entertaining. Whether enjoyed on a sunlit patio or alongside your favorite meal, Bianco delivers a refreshing taste of la dolce vita with a distinctly Texan twist.
About Duchman Family Winery
Producer Story
Founded in 2006 by Drs. Lisa and Stan Duchman, this winery champions Italian and Mediterranean varieties that thrive in Texas. Using 100% Texas grapes, they create wines honoring European traditions while capturing the unique character of Texas terroir.
Producer Story
Founded in 2006 by Drs. Lisa and Stan Duchman, this winery champions Italian and Mediterranean varieties that thrive in Texas. Using 100% Texas grapes, they create wines honoring European traditions while capturing the unique character of Texas terroir.
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