Donnachiara Greco di Tufo

• Italy
• DOCG Campania

• Dry

• Acidic

The perfect companion to raw seafood. Its rich flavour profile also pairs beautifully with dishes such as mushroom pasta or herb-infused cheeses.

Color

Light straw yellow

Aroma

A multi-layered aroma with ripe fruit such as peach, pineapple, and apricot, complemented by gentle cedar notes in the background.

Flavor

The generous palate offers fruitiness, freshness, and acidity in perfect balance. The wine is dry, with a long and mineral-driven finish.

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Description

An elegant white wine made from 100% Greco grapes grown in the mineral-rich tufo soils of Irpinia. The wine is fresh and structured, with a fruity and subtly mineral aroma profile that reflects the classic character of Greco di Tufo. Only the best grapes are selected for this wine, all harvested by hand in the Santa Paolina area of the Avellino municipality in Campania, Southern Italy. The wine is fermented in stainless steel and then aged on the lees for about a year. This maturation adds richness and a creamy mouthfeel.

Additional information

Area Classification	DOCG Campania
Producer	Donnachiara
Vintage	2024
Alcohol	12.5 %
Country	Italy
Sweetness Level	Dry
Acidity	Acidic
Shutter Type	Natural cork
Package size	75 cl
Packaging Type	Glass
Bottles per case	6
Pledge Information	No deposit
Norex product number	256021

Donnachiara

Donnachiara is a family-owned winery located in the hills of Montefalcione in the province of Avellino, Campania, Southern Italy. The company was founded in 2005, but the family has deep roots in viticulture: grapes have been grown on the same Read more