Casale del Giglio Petit Manseng Lazio 750ml
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Product Details
- Brand
- Casale
- Category
- WINE WHITE OTHER
- Varietal
- OTHER
- Region
- LATIUM
- Country
- ITALY
- Alcohol
- 13.50%
- Sweetness
- 01
- Size
- 750 ml
- Bottle Deposit
- $0.10
Description
Discover the Casale del Giglio Petit Manseng, a standout white wine from the renowned winemaking family in Latium, Italy. This estate excels with both local grapes and select French varieties, showcasing their expertise in Lazio's rich soils. Hailing from the Jurançon area near the French Atlantic Pyrenees foothills, Petit Manseng stands out with its small berries and thick skins, earning greater acclaim than its relative, Gros Manseng.
Winemaker Antonio Santarelli, alongside skilled enologist Paolo Tiefenthaler, spotted the grape's promise right in their Lazio vineyards. The result pours out at 13.50% ABV in a standard 750 ml bottle, delivering a dry profile that captivates from the first pour. Lift the glass to reveal bold aromas weaving fruit and spice together in an intense bouquet.
On the tongue, it strikes with refreshing crispness and a flinty edge, building into a well-formed structure. That elegance lingers through a finish brimming with seductive fruit notes. At just $31.99, this Italian white offers exceptional quality that punches above its weight, perfect for those seeking something distinctive in their collection.
Picture pairing it with seafood fresh from the coast or light cheeses during a summer evening gathering. Its vibrant character elevates everyday meals into memorable occasions, while the subtle dryness keeps it versatile for sipping solo. Fans of unique whites will appreciate how this Petit Manseng bridges Old World heritage with Lazio's fertile terroir.
From the Casale del Giglio lineup, it embodies thoughtful craftsmanship without excess. Whether you're exploring rare varietals or curating a wine rack with personality, this bottle delivers reliable delight. Secure yours today and taste the vision that turned a French gem into an Italian triumph.
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