Is Mezzacorona pinot grigio sweet?

This wine is straw yellow in color. A pleasant, delicate and fruity bouquet with dry and balanced flavors. It has great balance, finesse and elegance.

Is Mezzacorona a dry wine?

MEZZACORONA’s Pinot Grigio, Vigneti delle Dolomiti, is vinified in stainless steel tanks at 18-20°C, which results in a straw yellow color, dry, slighty fruity and well balanced wine. Its alcohol content is 12% and the recommended serving temperature is 50-54°F, although it is fine if served slightly cooler.

Who owns Mezzacorona?

Matricardi
Today, Mezzacorona is owned by an astounding 1,600 families—all of whom reap the fruits of their labour. This sense of community is one of the many reasons that drew Matricardi to the vineyard. “Every wine has its own identity, its own aroma,” Matricardi explains.

What are the top 10 pinot grigio?

10 of the Best Pinot Grigios for 2021

• Jermann Pinot Grigio Venezia Giulia IGT 2018.
• Alois Lageder ‘Riff’ Pinot Grigio 2019.
• Cantina Tramin – Kellerei Tramin Pinot Grigio 2018.
• FEL Anderson Valley Pinot Gris 2019.
• Cantina Termeno – Kellerei Tramin Selections ‘Unterebner’ Pinot Grigio 2017.
• King Estate Pinot Gris 2018.

What does Mezzacorona mean?

The name is thought to derive from the Italian words mezzo, meaning “middle” or “in-between”, and corona, which means “crown” (and is likely a reference to the shape of nearby Castel San Gottardo). The current name dates back to 1924. The inhabitants are called Mezzocoronesi or rarely Brusacristi.

What is Mezzacorona wine?

Mezzacorona lies at the foot of the majestic Italian Alps. With over a century of winemaking experience, Mezzacorona produces single varietal wines that preserve the essential aromas of the Dolomites. Delicately modern wines are the fruits of this tradition, carried into the 21st century.

Where is Mezzacorona made?

Italian Alps
Wines from the Dolomites Mezzacorona lies at the foot of the majestic Italian Alps. Its vineyards with pergola trellising, characteristic of the region, run from the Adige Valley to the foothills of the towering Dolomites.

Which country makes the best Pinot Grigio?

Italy
The grape is grown throughout Italy, but has become the flag bearer in the country’s northeast. The best areas for Pinot Grigio are select parts of Friuli and Alto Adige, the finest growing zones for white wine in Italy.

What region makes the best Pinot Grigio?

Pinot Grigio is the better-recognized Italian name for white French variety Pinot Gris. The grape is said to have first arrived in Italy’s northwestern Piemonte region in the 19th century, but nowadays thrives in the country’s northeastern regions like Friuli, Alto Adige, and Veneto.