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2019 De Bortoli La Bossa Pinot Grigio
2019 De Bortoli La Bossa Pinot Grigio
"Fresh pear with crisp citrus notes. Very good value"
Felix Gentle
"Tropical fruits and pear jump out of the glass. Really fresh."
Johan Axlund
$9.99 (buy 6 or more)
$10.99 per single bottle
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over $300*
"Fresh pear with crisp citrus notes. Very good value"
Felix Gentle
"Tropical fruits and pear jump out of the glass. Really fresh."
Johan Axlund
Love it or your money back*
On orders Over $300*
Tech stuff
Light
Full
How's it taste?
Fresh pear aromas, with a hint of marzipan. The palate is fleshy and textural, with a nice viscosity and crisp, clean finish.
Who made it?
One of Australia's more dynamic family wine businesses, De Bortoli wines is now in it's third generation, having been first established by Vittorio and Giuseppina De Bortoli in 1928 with the business then driven by their son Deen De Bortoli and now third generation Darren De Bortoli alongside his sister Leanne and her husband, De Bortoli Chief Winemaker Steve Webber. De Bortoli wines has been historically based at Bilbul (near Griffith) in the NSW Riverina, but more recently they have expanded into the Yarra Valley (where Leanne and Steve Webber are based), the Hunter Valley and also into Victoria's King Valley. The emphasis in all of the vineyards has always been upon innovation, with De Bortoli credited with the creation of Australia's most famous dessert wine, the Noble One. The De Bortoli winemaking philosophy is that great wine begins in the vineyard. Their belief is that sustainable vineyard practices will deliver exceptional fruit quality to the winery as well as real environmental benefits. With a focus on careful site selection, vine maturity, high input viticulture and a move towards biological farming principles, De Bortoli Wines are also focusing more and more on single vineyard wines and the expression of specific terroir through their wine. In the winery, minimal (more...)
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Felix Gentle
Wine Panel Manager
Choosing wine can be really tricky. Even when you get recommendations from others, what's to say their tastes match yours? But don't despair! If you're not into this particular wine, have a look through some of the others below. Remember - one of the great joys of wine, is tasting through the wide range of styles and varieties to find your specific taste. Happy exploring!
