This is what good wine from the Friulano grape tastes like

The Friuliano grape produces crisp white wines. Apple-like and slender, with lovely acidity. At least, if it's made well, because if the winemaker simply aims for a high yield per hectare, Friuliano can produce soporific, dull wines.

Check out our wine made from Friulano grapes

Friulano grows in the Italian wine region of Friuli in the far northeast of the country. It is the most important white grape variety in this region. Until a few years ago, this white grape was called "Tocai Friuliani," but that was not appreciated in Tokaj, Hungary. Hungary approached the EU and received a willing ear. Outside of Italy, Friulano is grown in Slovenia, which borders Friuli, and in Chile, under the name Sauvignonasse.

We currently have one wine made from the Friulano grape in our range. You can view our Friulano wine here.