Well yes! A new wine is added to our catalog...

Actually, there is nothing new under the sun. This is the so called "Ramato", a wine that many say is the true Pinot Grigio. For sure it was the Pinot Grigio that our grandparents drank.

As everyone knows, the skin of Pinot Grigio grapes is almost as dark as that of a red grape variety. Immediately separating the skins from the must you get the wine that everyone knows, but a few hours of contact between the skins and the must is enough to tinge the wine with this wonderful color. It is not a white, it is not a rosé. It is indeed a "Ramato", that could be translated from Italian as "the color of the copper".

The contact with the skins, in addition to the color, brings with it a greater structure, more defined tannins and a much more complex nose. Without losing the freshness and immediacy typical of this variety.

The name has been suggested by a friend, who told us: "You should make a particular wine, only yours. For example, Dorigo's Pinot Grigio. Too long ... Let's do Pinorigo ..." And here is the wine!