Vini Stocco is a part of the family at this stage. Having had a long association with them, it seems they are basically incapable of producing a bad wine. Friuli is ground zero for Orange Wine in Italy, but it is criminally underrated for it's dry whites.
Stocco's whites, made from the familar varieties of Pinot Grigio and Sauvignon and the more unfamiliar varietiees of Ribolla Gialla and Fruilano, are buzzy and energetic, superbly pleasing dry whites. The reds are concenytrated, balanced and juicy with great depth and steely freshness. Along with a range of fabulous Proseccos, they also do...
Vini Stocco is a part of the family at this stage. Having had a long association with them, it seems they are basically incapable of producing a bad wine. Friuli is ground zero for Orange Wine in Italy, but it is criminally underrated for it's dry whites.
Stocco's whites, made from the familar varieties of Pinot Grigio and Sauvignon and the more unfamiliar varietiees of Ribolla Gialla and Fruilano, are buzzy and energetic, superbly pleasing dry whites. The reds are concenytrated, balanced and juicy with great depth and steely freshness. Along with a range of fabulous Proseccos, they also do a Pinot Blanc sparkling aged on lees for depth and complexity.
There are several options, Mixed Red & White is 3 of each, MixedCabernet is 3 and 3 of Franc and Sauvignon, along with the Mixed White and Mixed Sparkling, the Full House has 2 of each Red, White and Sparkling. (Use drop down to select).
