White wine, Garganega, Chardonnay, Falaia, glass cap, Falezza, 0.75l, 12.5%

Product detailed description

   IGT Falaia is based on a vision to create a unique experience that combines aromaticity, elegance and freshness in a single bottle. The goal is to convey our passion with every sip. The touch of originality provided by the glass stopper pays tribute to our philosophy of innovation and sophistication and completes the experience with a touch of elegance. Bright golden color with a complex bouquet of intense tropical fruit and citrus notes with subtle floral undertones. The taste reveals a pleasant acidity balanced by a slight minerality with a lingering finish that invites you to take another sip. It is also perfect as an aperitif. It goes well with light seafood dishes, risotto and vegetable dishes. 

 Garganega variety

Garganega is an Italian white variety, widespread mainly in the Veneto region, in the northeastern part, the area around Verona and Venice. It is the 6th most widespread white variety in Italy. It forms the basis of all wines in the Soave region and the main part of the Gambellara 

DNA studies show that the  Grecanico Dorato variety from Sicily is identical to Garganega 

Chardonnay variety 

Chardonnay is an international variety grown all over the world. It comes from the French region of Burgundy. Currently, Chardonnay is one of the ever-fashionable white varieties and, together with varieties such as Sauvignon, it is undoubtedly one of the highest quality white varieties. Although it is not the most widespread variety in terms of planted areas of vineyards, it definitely leads in the number of wine-growing regions. 

The name of the variety is derived from the name of the village of Chardonnay, located in Burgundy, in the department of Saône-et-Loire in the east of France. The term itself originates from the Latin "Cardonnacum", translated as "territory owned by a man named Cardus", and originated sometime at the end of the Roman period. At the same time, however, it also means "a place overgrown with thistles". The Mâconnais region, where the village of Chardonnay is located, may be the place from where the variety spread throughout the world, although some ampelographers   designate the Chablis region as the place of origin of the variety (also Burgundian).