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La Toledana Gavi Di Gavi DOCG 2021

Gian Battista Cambiaso planted the very first Cortese vines in Gavi 400 years ago. The dry white wine he produced was the first recorded in the region, and his Castello La Toledana is one of the very few Genoese noble houses still standing today. Bordering
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Gian Battista Cambiaso planted the very first Cortese vines in Gavi 400 years ago. The dry white wine he produced was the first recorded in the region, & his Castello La Toledana is one of the very few Genoese noble houses still standing today. Bordering the coastal region of Liguria, their Cortese grapes are cooled by sea breezes & develop mouth-watering flavours. Gavi is often called the ‘ Chablis of Italy’, & we can see why. Crisp. Fresh. Citrusy. It’s deliciously refreshing & aromatic, with hints of white peach & honey. Unsurprisingly, given where it’s from, Gavi is fantastic with pesto & vegetable dishes.

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Peach - A type of fruit with a skin and soft centre and a stone in the middle
Peach - A yellowy orange colour
Honey - A sweet produce made by honey bees in their hives from pollen and nectar from flowers
Wine - An alcoholic drink made from fermented grapes.
White - A colour combining all colours
Dry - A term used to describe an item with has little or no water present
Dry - A term used in wine making to describe the lack of sugar (sweetness)
Vegetable - An edible plant
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