Whites/Tommasi Venezie, Italy 2018 750 ml
Tommasi Venezie, Italy 2018 750 ml
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About this bottle
Tommasi's Pinot Grigio delle Venezie 2018 comes from the same Veneto family that's been making wine since 1902, best known at home for Amarone della Valpolicella. This bottling is a different register entirely — 100% Pinot Grigio grown across the broad Venezie IGT zone in northeast Italy, made for easy, everyday drinking rather than cellar time. Expect a light body with citrus and green apple on the nose, a touch of white flower, and a crisp, dry palate that stays clean through the finish. There's no oak here and no need for it. Pour it for anyone who wants a reliable white without overthinking the choice.
How to drink Tommasi Pinot Grigio delle Venezie
Serve it well chilled, around 45–48°F, in a standard white wine glass — this isn't a wine that needs to open up, so pour close to serving time. It's an easy match for grilled shrimp, light pasta, or a plate of antipasto.
Specs
Pinot GrigioVeneto, Italy
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Questions about this bottle
What temperature should Pinot Grigio be served at?
Serve it chilled, around 45-48°F — cold enough to keep it crisp but not so cold it mutes the aroma. A standard white wine glass works fine.
Where is Tommasi Pinot Grigio delle Venezie made?
It's produced from grapes grown across the Venezie IGT zone in northeast Italy, by the Tommasi family, who have been making wine in the Veneto since 1902.
What is Tommasi best known for?
The Tommasi family is best known for Amarone della Valpolicella, a rich red made from partially dried grapes; this Pinot Grigio is a lighter, everyday counterpart from the same producer.
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