The Garganega is the most important white grape in the provinces of Verona and Vicenza, the variety that dominates the hills of Soave DOC. It does not have a strong aroma, but a small wealth of perfumes whose almond and white flowers are sharper (continue)
The Garganega is the most important white grape in the provinces of Verona and Vicenza, the variety that dominates the hills of Soave DOC. It does not have a strong aroma, but a small wealth of perfumes whose almond and white flowers are sharper; It has a very long biological development, so as to mature in October; It has a hard and very yellow skin (almost red) when ripe. It has no acidity predominant, but rather a balance of sugar and extracts. Wines made from the Garganega grape are pale yellow in color with a delicate fruity aroma, medium body, good acidity, balanced and velvety. Great aromatic richness with simple, floral perfumes, and more complex (aromatic herbs and minerals).
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