Braschi Sweet Albana White Wine Organic

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With an inviting golden yellow color, this fresh and softly balanced sweet wine made from the historic Albana grape from the Romagna area of Italy has intriguing saffron and apricot notes. As a sommelier pointed out when tasting the wine for the first time: ‘It’s a dessert wine that is sort of a dry wine.. Wow, this whispers, not shouts!’

With an inviting golden yellow color, this fresh and softly balanced sweet wine made from the historic Albana grape from the Romagna area of Italy has intriguing saffron and apricot notes. As a sommelier pointed out when tasting the wine for the first time: ‘It’s a dessert wine that is sort of a dry wine.. Wow, this whispers, not shouts!’

Type of Wine: Sweet and Dessert Wine
Grape: Albana
Alcohol % by Vol: 12%
Vintage: N/A
Suggested Pairings: Squacquerone cheese with Apricot Jam

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Along the ancient Roman road - Via Romea Germanica - just north of Tuscany, Cantina Braschi keeps true to tradition and authenticity with each wine year after year showing a character of its own waiting to be enjoyed by wine lovers.

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