| Winery | Le Magnolie |
|---|---|
| Region | Treviso |
| Country | Italy |
| Grape Type(s) | Pinot Grigio |
| Vintage | 2014 |
| Alcohol Content | 12% |
| Awards | N/A |
Le Magnolie Pinot Grigio
Pinot Grigio can sometimes have a bad reputation for being a flavourless choice. We searched everywhere for a perfect example of this classic wine and Le Magnolie’s vineyards at high altitude makes for its dry, crisp taste with a finely balanced acidity and heaps of flavour.
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Le Magnolie
The farm, named after the magnolia tree was founded in the late nineteenth century by the winemaker Archangel Lorenzon, in the splendid Trevisan Negrisia of Ponte di Piave, an area known for centuries for the cultivation of grapes and 30 km from Venice. For three generations the Lorenzon family, now represented by Francesco Lorenzon and father Sante Lorenzon, combine the knowledge gained from traditional to new technologies in the industry, to meet the customers in their demands while maintaining the quality and characteristics of the product. Constant updates together with the growing awareness of data from the long family tradition are the hallmarks of the company and its products, ready to be accepted on your table. From the red-bodied and structured suited to aging, fresh white perfumed ready to drink, Le Magnolie’s wines are the result of a long experience of passion and update.Related Wines
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