Antinori-Tenuta Santa Cristina Campogrande 2013

Name: Antinori-Tenuta Santa Cristina Campogrande 2013
SKU: WVB-110711
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The Antinori-Tenuta Santa Cristina Campogrande 2013 is a distinguished white wine originating from the renowned Italian winery, Antinori. Crafted from a blend of Grechetto and Procanico grapes grown in the esteemed Orvieto Classico region, this vintage offers a harmonious balance of floral and fruity notes. The wine presents an elegant pale straw color with greenish reflections, leading to a bouquet characterized by delicate aromas of white flowers, citrus fruits, and hints of almond.

On the palate, the Antinori-Tenuta Santa Cristina Campogrande 2013 showcases a refreshing acidity complemented by flavors of ripe pear, apple, and zesty lemon zest. Its medium body and crisp finish make it an ideal companion for seafood dishes such as grilled shrimp or light pasta primavera. This well-structured wine embodies the essence of Italian winemaking tradition while offering a modern twist that appeals to contemporary palates.

Campogrande 2013 is with a Natural cork closure produced in Antinori-Tenuta Santa Cristina, Umbria, Italy by Antinori-Tenuta Santa Cristina.

Specifications

Producer Antinori-Tenuta Santa Cristina

Country Italy

Region Antinori-Tenuta Santa Cristina, Umbria

Alcohol bv 12.5%

Closure Natural cork

MPN # WVB-110711

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