MARCHESI ANTINORI WHITE WINE VILLA ANTINORI 2023 CL.75

A historic white wine, introduced in 1931 by the Marquis Niccolò Antinori, capable of representing the Tuscan territory through the union of traditional and non-traditional grapes and a fresh and elegant bouquet with a strong character.

Reference 1824235 Category White wines Brand ANTINORI

€9.78

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Description

White Wine Villa Antinori Tuscany - Vintage 2023

The Wine

A White IGP that Stands Out!

Marchesi Antinori Villa Antinori Toscana Bianco 2023 IGT is the perfect wine to accompany summer meals and special occasions, thanks to its balance and freshness. This white wine stands out for its finesse and its enveloping flavor, richer and more complex than other similar products. The color is a straw yellow with greenish reflections, while on the nose it is intense and fine, with sensations of orange blossom and tropical fruit. This wine contains sulphites and has an alcohol content of 12% and a capacity of 75 CL, produced in Tuscany and available in Italy. Here is a wine that lends itself to being opened and shared with friends and family, to enjoy a moment of conviviality and savoring.

Villa Antinori

Villa Antinori is first and foremost an idea, a way of conceiving wine production: as experimentation and evolution on the one hand, as historical value on the other. Villa Antinori is an important milestone: this name has, in fact, almost a hundred years of history. At the same time it represents continuous evolution. A single fixed point: the search for increasingly higher quality margins. This idea has given birth to two different wines, united by a passion for quality: Villa Antinori Rosso and Villa Antinori Bianco. In 1928, Marchese Niccolò Antinori created Villa Antinori as a Chianti Classico produced to be aged and improve over time. Since then, Villa Antinori has been found in the most prestigious cellars of embassies, royal houses, large hotels and restaurants. In 1931, Villa Antinori Bianco was born from traditional Trebbiano grapes. In the 1980s, a small percentage of Chardonnay was added, to give the wine further structure.