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2025 · Pinot Grigio

Livio Felluga

White · Friuli Colli Orientali DOC, Italy

Rich textured

Dry · Aromatic · Crisp mineral · Floral

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2025 · 750 ml2023 · 750 mlFrom C$50.49

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Hand-picked grapesShort macerationStainless-steel fermentationLees agingTemperature-controlled maturation

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Pinot Grigio

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Livio Felluga

Italy

Livio Felluga is a family-owned estate in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, founded in 1956 by Livio Felluga, a pioneer of modern Friulian viticulture. With six generations of winemaking history, the estate is one of the largest in the region, encompassing 228 hectares (159 under vine). It emphasizes a terroir-driven philosophy, producing elegant, long-living wines that reflect a strong territorial identity. The winery is committed to sustainable practices, including organic fertilization, a ban on weeding, renewable energy, and adherence to ISO 14001 and SQNPI protocols. In 2025, it restored a hospitality area in the Abbey of Rosazzo, blending cultural and enological heritage.