I Frati, Lugana 2021
Cà dei Frati
- £20
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- Producer
- Cà dei Frati
- Grape Varieties
- Turbiana
- Origin
- Italy > Lombardy
Lugana is a tiny wine region between Lombardy and the Veneto, famous for crisp, mineral whites produced from a local grape called Turbiana. This is Italy's answer to Chablis, and one of the best wines (in our opinion) produced in the area.
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- Notes of white peach, almond blossom and lemon
- Cà dei Frati have made wine near Lake Garda for over 30 years
- Made from 100% Turbiana grapes.
- When young the wine remains fresh and linear, with age more of the minerality comes through.
- Enjoy with fresh bread, ripe tomatoes, olives and feta.
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