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FATTORIA BONSALTO DECLIVIO

TABLE WHITE WINE  ·  ITALY  ·  Approved Jan 3, 2024
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FATTORIA BONSALTO's Malvasia Bianca 80% and Trebbiano 20% table white wine offers a delightful blend of aromatic Mediterranean flavors with crisp, neutral notes. This Italian white grape family showcases floral, citrus, peach, and honeyed notes from the Malvasia Bianca, while Trebbiano adds its characteristic lemon, green apple, pear, and almond profiles. Whether you prefer dry or slightly sweet, this wine pairs beautifully with a wide range of dishes, including seafood, poultry, soft cheeses, and various pastries. Enjoy it as an aromatic aperitif or complement your dessert for a memorable pairing experience.

TTB ID24002001000547
Brand nameFATTORIA BONSALTO
Fanciful nameDECLIVIO
Class / typeTABLE WHITE WINE
Origin / appellationITALY
Grape varietalsMALVASIA BIANCA 80%, TREBBIANO 20%
Approval dateJan 3, 2024
StatusAPPROVED
Vendor code46153
Serial number24FBDE
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