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Bressan, Grigio In Grigio, 2019

  • fig
  • toasted almond
  • herbal
  • walnut skin

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At a glance

Producer
Bressan
Region
Friuli-Venezia Giulia
Appellation
Venezia Giulia IGT
Grape
Pinot Grigio
Vintage
2019
Country
Italy
Wine type
Orange
Alcohol
13.0%
Size
75.0cl
Farming
Organic — practising

Taste profile

Body
Full
Acidity
Medium
Tannin
Medium
Sweetness
Dry

What to eat with it

  • pasta with tomato sauce
  • agnolotti stuffed with vegetables
  • grilled prawns
  • aged Asiago or similar hard cheese

How to serve it

Serve
Cellar temperature (14–16°C)

Why Cave selected it

A rare, long‑macerated Pinot Grigio that shows real depth and individuality, aged in cherry wood and farmed with uncompromising, low‑input methods—perfect for guests exploring serious orange wines from Friuli.

About the wine

 

This 100% Pinot Grigio rosato is a unique take on a familiar varietal. With vines averaging 70 years of age and growing in iron-rich limestone soil, the grapes ferment for 28 days on the skins, followed by an additional seven months of skin contact. Aged for at least four years in wild cherry wood casks, this wine offers an intricate depth with notes of ripe fruit, subtle tannins, and a luscious, lingering finish.

About Bressan

Fulvio Bressan represents the 9th generation of winemakers carrying the Bressan name and working a small plot of land in the Farra d’Isonzo since 1726. And given the way he runs his winery, you would think that he might just be channeling all 9 generations of prior expertise, with little care for how the rest of the world might make their wines. ALL chemical and synthetic products including pesticides and herbicides are banned. With all vines pruned to 4-5 buds, the BRESSAN vineyards are also farmed dry, as in, not irrigated. Fulvio pointed out that where their vineyards lie, it’s not far from the Isonzo river. Here the relatively poor gravel topped soil composition encourages vine roots to channel deep to find their life-saving water source. Low interventionist, he isn’t certified as organic or biologic even if his personal rules impose conditions in the vineyard and wine-cellar that are more severe than those of various “certifications”.

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