About the wine
Breathtaking Pinot Bianco from one of the world's finest co-operative wineries
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Set among the breathtaking Dolomites in Italy’s far north, the Alto Adige region is home to arguably the finest Co-Operative wineries in the world. Nals Margreid is one such example, consisting of 138 grower families all producing the highest quality grapes.
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Their Pinot Bianco showcases the quality, elegance and freshness this under the radar variety can produce. It’s a charming wine that captures the essence of its alpine terroir, characterised by mild summers and crisp autumn days, allowing for a gradual ripening of the grapes. The grapes are all harvested by hand and carefully selected to ensure only the most flavoursome fruit gets through.
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It’s a crisp white with an inviting bouquet of fresh apples and delicate floral notes, while the palate offers a symphony of flavours, a vibrant acidity and a lingering almond finish which exudes elegance and finesse.
Best before
Drink now to 2029
Serving advice
Best served around 10-12°C.
Food match
From seafood and chicken to creamy pasta dishes and soft cheeses, its vibrant acidity and delicate fruit notes complement a wide range of flavours.
Contains sulphites
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Italy
Alto Adige
Pinot blanc
Crisp White
13.5% ABV
75cl
Vegan
Vegetarian
Wine profile
Meet the winemaker - Harald Schraffl
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In Italy’s far north, the Alto Adige region, set among the breathtaking Dolomites, is home to arguably the finest Co-Operative wineries in the world. One such example is Nals Margreid, consisting of 138 grower families all producing the highest quality grapes. And Harald Schraffl is the head winemaker who brings it all together.
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A seasoned veteran who began making wine all the way back in 1997, Harald’s philosophy is to create top-quality wines that deliver the elegant, fresh and unique Alpine style that Alto Adige is famous for. One taste of his stunningly aromatic white wines and you’ll instantly see what we mean.
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But of course, as a co-operative winemaker and humble guy, Harald is quick to point out that his wines are a team effort. He knows the fruit he gets to work with is some of the very best going - a testament to his 138 grape-growers - and he and his winery team’s job is simply to help these first-class grapes reach their full potential.
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