Veneto Wine
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Catarratto Pinot Grigio LentezzaCountry ItalyBottle Size 75clABV 11%Dryness DryA cool version of Pinot Grigio blended with 20% of Tai giving the wine a little bit of extra fruitiness Learn More£3.49SAVE £3.50 on UK price -
Fresco di Masi Rosso Organic & VeganCountry ItalyBottle Size 75clABV 11.5%Dryness DryFresco di Masi is a new line of handcrafted organic wines, with a low alcohol content and authentic flavour profile. These are wines made “with the simplicity of former times, but to today’s high quality standards.” Masi do not use any animal by-products or allergy causing products in the wine production Learn More£3.99SAVE £9.70 on UK price -
Rosa dei Masi RoséCountry ItalyBottle Size 75clABV 12.5%Dryness DryMasi have established themselves as one of the Veneto's most innovative wine producers, exemplified in this fantastic rosé Learn More£3.99SAVE £6.00 on UK price -
Sant'Anna Lison PramaggioreCountry ItalyBottle Size 75clABV 12.5%Dryness DryFrom Loncon di Annone in the heart of Lison Pramaggiore DOC, a fabulous rich red wine that has graced Venetian tables since the Middle Ages Learn More£4.99SAVE £5.00 on UK price -
Bardolino BotterCountry ItalyBottle Size 75clABV 12%Dryness DryA soft and fruity red, full of Italian sunshine and ripe, juicy fruit flavours. Learn More£4.99SAVE £4.00 on UK price -
Pinot Grigio Rosé Vivolo di SassoCountry ItalyBottle Size 75clABV 12%Dryness DryCrafted from the verdant vineyards of Venezie, this captivating rosé is bursting with the vibrant flavours of summer Learn More£3.99SAVE £4.00 on UK price
About Veneto Wine
Located in the north-east of the country, Veneto is one of the most productive wine regions in Italy, and the eighth largest in terms of land mass. It became increasingly important in the second half of the 20th century, and can be broadly divided into two distinctive sub-regions in the east and west. The region has a northern European climate, but is protected from some of the harsher elements by the Alps mountain range.
Veneto is primarily known for white wine production. The eastern part of the Veneto region houses the Prosecco grape, which is used to make sparkling wine, while other grapes in this part of the region include Merlot and Verduzzo. Meanwhile, the western region is notable for the prevalence of Garganega, which is used to create a dry, white wine called Soave. Other common grapes that are grown in this part of Veneto include Corvina and Rondinella.
