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Petit Manseng

Petit Manseng: Italian wines with great personality

The Petit Manseng collection gathers labels that interpret this grape variety in different styles, but always with a strong aromatic imprint and a marked ability to offer intense, elegant, and recognizable wines. From the fresher white versions to the passito and meditation interpretations, this selection is designed for those seeking characterful wines that stand out for their complexity and finesse.

A rare, versatile, and highly expressive grape

Petit Manseng is appreciated for its rich aromatic profile, natural freshness, and the ability to produce both dry and sweet wines. In the collection, you will find interpretations that highlight these qualities differently, such as Casale del Giglio with the Petit Manseng 2024 Bianco Lazio IGT and Franz Haas with the Petit Manseng 2021 Vigneti delle Dolomiti IGT, two examples of different territorial readings united by precision and identity.

From dry white to dessert wines

Alongside the fresher expressions, the selection also includes more structured and dessert wines, such as Teos IGT Toscana Passito Petit Manseng and Ornus dell’Ornellaia 2010 TOSCANA BIANCO IGT in wooden cases, for those seeking richness, depth, and a more enveloping sip. The collection also features labels of great finesse such as Le Petit 2019 Bio DOC Manincor and Criseo Bolgheri DOC 2020 Guado al Melo, which enhance the profile of the page with refined white wines of strong personality.

Territory, style, and consumption occasions

This collection highlights areas and interpretations from Lazio, Trentino-Alto Adige, and Tuscany, territories that express Petit Manseng and related whites with different nuances: sunnier and more Mediterranean in Lazio, more tense and vertical in Alto Adige, more textured and complex in Tuscany. It is a selection suitable for those who want to pair with structured dishes, as well as for those looking for a meditation or after-dinner wine. The dry versions pair well with seafood, cheeses, and savory preparations; the passitos and richer wines are ideal with dry pastries, desserts, and blue cheeses.

Why choose this selection

The Petit Manseng collection is perfect for those who wish to discover an original grape variety through authoritative interpreters and areas of great interest. The presence of wineries such as Manincor, Guado al Melo, and Tenuta dell'Ornellaia adds prestige and variety to the selection, offering bottles capable of standing out for quality, identity, and tasting potential. Explore the collection to find the Petit Manseng that best suits your style and occasion.

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What type of wine is Petit Manseng?
Petit Manseng is a grape variety known for producing wines with an intense aromatic profile, good freshness, and great expressive versatility. It can be vinified in a dry version, which is more taut and gastronomic, or in a passito or dessert style, when greater richness and complexity emerge. In the collection, you will find different interpretations that enhance this dual nature, offering bottles suitable for both those looking for an original white and those who desire a softer and more enveloping wine.
What dishes pair well with Petit Manseng?
The dry versions of Petit Manseng pair well with seafood, shellfish, baked fish, vegetable dishes, and soft or flavorful cheeses. When the wine is more structured, as in the late harvest interpretations, it can accompany desserts, dry pastries, blue cheeses, and moments at the end of a meal. Its aromatic intensity and freshness make it interesting even with preparations that have a stronger flavor, as long as there is a balance between the structure of the dish and the wine.
Why choose a collection dedicated to Petit Manseng?
A collection dedicated to Petit Manseng allows for the comparison of different styles and territories starting from a less common but very expressive grape variety. Here you will find wines that range from fresh whites to dessert wines, with interpretations by renowned wineries such as Casale del Giglio, Franz Haas, Manincor, Guado al Melo, and Tenuta dell'Ornellaia. It is a selection useful for those who want to explore Italian wines with personality, find a bottle that is out of the ordinary, and choose based on the occasion of consumption or personal taste.