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Schioppettino

Schioppettino: the spiced soul of Friuli in a bottle

The Schioppettino collection gathers labels that tell the story of one of the most iconic grape varieties of Friuli Venezia Giulia. It is a red wine with an unmistakable profile, appreciated for its elegant character, spiced aromatic weave, and a personality that combines finesse and depth. In this selection, you will find wines capable of clearly expressing the connection between grape, territory, and production style.

A grape variety with a distinctive aromatic profile

Schioppettino is known for notes of black pepper, small red fruits, and floral nuances, with a structure that can be more immediate or more complex depending on the interpretation in the winery. It is a wine that is easily recognizable but also knows how to surprise with its balance and ability to accompany a meal. In the bottles present in this collection, a beautiful tension often emerges between freshness, spices, and tannic softness.

Territory and interpretations to discover

This selection highlights important realities of Friuli, with different but coherent expressions of the same grape variety. Among the producers featured are Dario Coos Vignaiolo in Ramandolo, La Tunella, Le Due Terre, and Ronchi di Cialla. The labels in the collection also include references to denominations and interpretations such as Schioppettino DOC, Ribolla nera, Sacrisassi, and L'Arcione DOC Friuli Colli Orientali, offering an interesting overview of the oenological richness of the territory.

How to choose a Schioppettino

If you are looking for an original yet versatile red, Schioppettino is an excellent choice. It can be appreciated by those who love wines with character as well as by those seeking elegance and drinkability. The more linear versions are ideal for capturing the purity of the grape variety, while the more structured interpretations are suited for those desiring a deeper and gastronomic wine. In both cases, it is a proposal that tells the story of Friuli and its wine culture well.

Recommended pairings

The natural spiciness of Schioppettino makes it suitable for flavorful and intense dishes. It pairs well with red meats, roasted preparations, game, cured meats, and aged cheeses. Its freshness also helps it complement traditional Friulian cuisine, especially when a red is needed that can support the flavor without weighing down the sip.

Discover the selection of Schioppettino and find the label that best suits your way of understanding wine: territorial, elegant, and always recognizable.

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What kind of wine is Schioppettino?
Schioppettino is a red wine originating from Friuli Venezia Giulia, known for its distinctive aromatic profile. It is often recognized for spicy notes, particularly black pepper, along with sensations of small red fruits and floral nuances. It is a wine that combines character and elegance, with a generally balanced structure and a good gastronomic vocation. In the collection, you will find different interpretations of the same grape variety, suitable for both those seeking immediacy and those who prefer more complex wines.
What wineries do you find in the Schioppettino collection?
The Schioppettino collection includes labels from very interesting Friulian producers such as Dario Coos Vignaiolo in Ramandolo, La Tunella, Le Due Terre, and Ronchi di Cialla. These wineries represent different approaches to enhancing the territory and the grape variety, offering wines that express different nuances of structure, finesse, and spiciness. The selection allows for comparing different interpretations of Schioppettino while always remaining within a strong territorial identity.
What dishes pair well with Schioppettino?
Schioppettino pairs very well with flavorful and structured dishes, thanks to its natural spiciness and good freshness. It is ideal with red meats, roasts, game, cured meats, and aged cheeses. It can also complement traditional Friulian cuisine, especially when the dish requires a characterful red that is not overly heavy. For this reason, it is a versatile choice for those looking for a wine capable of enhancing the meal without overpowering the flavors.