£17.65
Perfect for pairing with light dishes, Raffaello Gavi DOCG is a crisp white wine from Italy's Piedmont region. Made from Cortese grapes, it offers vibrant fruit and mineral notes.
- Contains 12.5% alcohol by volume for a balanced taste.
- Fermented in stainless steel to preserve freshness and acidity.
- Sourced from limestone-rich soils in northwestern Italy.
- Packaged in a 75cl glass bottle with a screwcap.
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xGAVI DOCG 2024 - RAFFAELLO. Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week.
Country of origin: Italy.
Nutritional data: Typical Values per 100ml: Energy: 303kJ / 73kcal.
Storage: Room temperature.
Package type: Bottle.
Recycling information: Bottle: glass; Screwcap: aluminium; case: cardboard (paper).
Ingredients: GRAPES, STABILIZERS: ARABIC GUM and/or POTASSIUM POLYASPARTATE and/or CMC, PRESERVATIVES AND ANTIOXIDANTS: ASCORBIC ACID, SULFITES, ACIDITY REGULATORS: TARTARIC ACID and/or MALIC ACID and/or CITRIC ACID.
Allergen Information: Contains Sulphur Dioxide/Sulphites, Contains Sulphites.
Brand: Raffaello.
Manufacturer: Sourced by Italian Wine Brands UK Ltd, London, UK.
Country of Packing: Italy.
History: Enoitalia is one of the leading family-owned wineries in Italy, established in 1986. The main production facility is based in Calmasino near Lake Garda.
Grape variety: Cortese.
Current vintage: 2024.
Regional information: From Piedmont's rolling hills in northwestern Italy, Gavi has a mild climate with cooling maritime breezes. Limestone-rich soils and sunny exposures produce elegant, mineral-driven wines.
Alcohol by volume: 12.5%.
Producer: Enoitalia.
Vinification details: Harvested in early autumn, Cortese grapes are gently pressed, with fermentation in stainless steel at cool temperatures to preserve freshness. The wine rests briefly on lees for texture.
