Name: Visintini - Amphora Friulano
SKU: 49520
Availability: InStock

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Visintini – Amphora Friulano

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Italy

Friuli-Venezia Giulia

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The Facts

UPCs

2024 (750ml) - 8 077777 000467
2020 (750ml) - 8 077777 000467

Origins Italy > Friuli-Venezia Giulia > Colli Orientali del Friuli

Appellation Colli Orientali del Friuli

Varietal Friuliano

Cepage 100% Friuliano

Markets Texas

Trade and Media

Shelf Talker

The Character

Overall Savory and complex

Aromas Golden delicious apple, florals, orchard fruits, bitter almond, orange rind

Mouthfeel freshness and notes of exotic fruit and fumè

Pairings Seasoned ham, asparagus au gratin, herbed dishes

Sustainability 2020 - Certified Organic, Biodynamic In Practice, Sustainable In Practice, Natural Fermentation, No Sulfites Added

The Story

The flagship wine of the region and a native grape variety of Friuli with ancient origins, it was first documented more than two centuries ago. (Friuliano is entirely different to Hungarian “Tokay”, made from a blend of Furmint, Hàrzevelu and Muscat Lunelu grapes, whose name indicates a precise geographical area).
As the result of a ruling by the European Court, the name “Tocai Friulano” was abandoned and has been replaced by the synonym “Friulano”. Also grown in nearby Veneto, it is in Friuli, in particular, that the grape variety is used to make a 100% varietal wine.