Straw yellow with bright green reflections in color. Overwhelming and impactful with its fresh notes of grapefruit, papaya, mango, passion fruit well balanced by the most delicate of white peach and elder flower. The strong mineral entry, almost salty, evolves into a powerful, long and well-balanced sweet final.
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Alessandro di Camporeale “Grillo” DOC
- Producer Alessandro di Camporeale
- Country Hierarchy Sicily, Italy
- Grape/Blend Grillo
- Alcohol Content 13%
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