Dalmaso 2020 CĂ Fischele Garganega (Gambellara)
Made from grapes grown in volcanic soils, this offers enticing aromas of beeswax, wild herbs and stone fruit. Rounded and medium-bodied, the polished palate combines finesse and flavor, delivering ripe apple, peach and citrus alongside a savory mineral note suggesting oyster shell. Tangy acidity keeps it balanced and fresh. Kerin O’Keefe
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DesignationCĂ Fischele
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Alcohol12.5%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategoryWhite
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Importer1_No Submitting Co
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Date Published12/31/2021
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