2020 Peter Dipoli Sauvignon dell'Alto Adige "Voglar" - Harvest Wine Shop

2020 Peter Dipoli Sauvignon Blanc "Voglar", Alto Adige, Italy

2020 Peter Dipoli Sauvignon Blanc "Voglar", Alto Adige, Italy

  • Sustainable
  • A Harvest Favorite
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We love the praise for this wine written by Tom Wolf:

"Along the steep slopes of the Dolomites, in northeastern Italy’s Alto Adige region, Peter Dipoli grows and vinifies Sauvignon Blanc so distinctive and mesmerizing that it pushes the boundaries of how wines from this variety should taste. Much like a glass of great Chablis, which is made from Chardonnay but has its own unique and unmistakable essence, Voglar is incredibly stimulating in that it is made from Sauvignon Blanc, but you would never mistake it for Sancerre or Pouilly-Fumé. At most, it tastes like a distant cousin."

Sustainable farming from vines planted in 1990 high in elevation near the stunning Dolomites.

Tasting Notes citrus, lemon, grapefruit, tons of minerality, and a certain crispness that can only be from the cool air coming from the Dolomites
Variety Sauvignon Blanc
Region Alto Adige, Italy
Volume 750ml
Alcohol Volume 13%

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    PETER DIPOLI

    Peter Dipoli represents one of the wine world’s pure talents, a pioneer in Alto Adige who is producing wines on a level beyond what anyone thought possible in this mountainous region. After much research, Peter determined that the steep, high-altitude slopes near Bolzano were ideal for producing age-worthy white and red wines. He began with Sauvignon Blanc: at this altitude, Sauvignon attains great ripeness while retaining the acidity that would allow it to age in bottle. Peter’s research led him to detect a zone with a milder climate and soils of clay and limestone, ideal for Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon. Experience the unique artistry of one of Italy's great talents, a secret largely guarded within Italy's borders, until now.

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