The first written documentation relating to this grape dates back to 1567. Less well known than the Trebbiano Toscano vine and the Yellow vine variety, it is widespread in the area of Brescia (where it is called Trebbiano di Lugana) and in the Verona area where it participates, together with Garganega, to the production of Soave. Trebbiano di Soave is a vine with a good vigor, generous, with the average size pyramid-shaped clusters, rather compact. It has grapes of spherical shape and greenish skin with widespread dots, fairly thick and hard. It is never vinified alone, but always together with Garganega.
Pale yellow color, bright with greenish reflections, very perfumed with aromatic notes. Savory,...
From Garganega and Trebbiano of Soave grows the Soave Classico wine, a young and fresh wine,...
Sweet, velvety, harmonious and elegant. Delicate, intense, with hints of flowers, banana and...
On the nose stand out immediately freshness and minerality: brown stone and tuff, including...
Dry, white , straw yellow colour wine, with a distinctive aroma and pronounced. Dry taste,...
Golden yellow colour with a complex bouquet of honey, vanilla and dried fruit, the flavour is...
Golden yellow colored wine that has an intense and complex bouquet reminiscent of honey, vanilla...
Pale yellow colour, the bouquet is fruity and harmonious, the flavour is dry with a slightly...
