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La Bastarda

White · Toscana IGT, Italy

Aromatic

Dry · Crisp mineral · Fruity

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Optimal ripeness harvestGentle pressStainless steel fermentationLow temperature fermentationNo oak aging

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TrebbianoChardonnay

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La Bastarda

Italy

La Bastarda is produced by Renzo Masi, a family-owned Italian wine company spanning three generations. Working through long-term contracts and vineyard-management consulting with selected growers, the company focuses on consistent, value-driven wines. Its range includes a 100% Pinot Grigio from Sicily and an IGT Toscana blend of Trebbiano and Chardonnay. The wines reflect a collaborative approach to sourcing and vineyard care, rooted in the experience of a multigenerational family business.