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Trebbiano

Trebbiano: the most authentic expression of Italian whites

The Trebbiano collection brings together some of the most interesting interpretations of one of the white grape varieties that symbolize central Italy, featuring labels that tell the stories of Abruzzo, Tuscany, Umbria, and other renowned areas. From the fresher and more linear profiles to the more structured and territorial wines, this selection is designed for those seeking whites with personality, capable of combining drinkability, identity, and versatility at the table.

From Trebbiano d’Abruzzo to the rarer and more complex versions

The heart of the collection is naturally the Trebbiano d’Abruzzo, available in multiple interpretations and vintages, with reference producers such as Valentini Azienda Agricola, Emidio Pepe Azienda Agricola Biologica, Masciarelli, Ciavolich, and Umani Ronchi. Alongside the more classic labels, there are versions such as spontaneous fermentations, unfiltered wines, and reserves, which enhance matter, complexity, and the ability to evolve over time.

The presence of references like Trebbiano Spoletino, Trebbiano Toscana IGT, and Bianco di Torgiano further broadens the understanding of the grape variety, showing how much Trebbiano can change depending on soil, climate, and production philosophy. In this collection, there are both wines with a more essential approach and bottles of great finesse, designed for those who love to discover the more serious side of Italian whites.

Aromatic profiles and style

Trebbiano is often appreciated for its fresh tension, but in the best interpretations, it reveals much more: citrus, white flowers, fine herbs, light-fleshed fruit, and, in the more evolved versions, mineral nuances and more complex notes. The labels in this selection highlight precisely this ability to transition from immediacy to depth, always maintaining an elegant and vertical sip.

Among the notable names are also Fattoria di Petrolo, Lungarotti, Antonelli San Marco, Quintarelli Giuseppe, and Spiriti Ebbri, entities that interpret white with different but always recognizable sensibilities.

Recommended pairings

Thanks to its freshness and variable structure, Trebbiano lends itself to many pairings. The more immediate versions pair well with fish appetizers, vegetables, delicate cold cuts, and fresh cheeses. The more robust or matured labels are ideal with Mediterranean cuisine dishes, pasta with flavorful sauces, white meats, baked preparations, and more aged cheeses. The selection also includes meditation wines and sweet wines like Vin Santo, which complete the collection with a broader interpretation of the territory and its traditions.

Why choose this selection

This collection is dedicated to those seeking an Italian white with a strong territorial imprint and a good margin for discovery. Here, Trebbiano is not only synonymous with freshness but also with craftsmanship, longevity, and authorial interpretations. If you wish to explore labels capable of uniting classicism and character, this is the right selection to find the Trebbiano that best suits your taste and your table.

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FAQs

What style of wine is Trebbiano?
Trebbiano is an Italian white wine known especially for its freshness, drinkability, and versatility at the table. In its best interpretations, however, it can also offer structure, depth, and the ability to evolve, especially when it comes from renowned areas like Abruzzo, Umbria, or Tuscany. In this collection, you will find both more immediate versions and more complex labels, including spontaneous fermentations, unfiltered wines, and reserves.
What are the most important wineries in the Trebbiano collection?
The selection includes names of great interest such as Valentini Azienda Agricola, Emidio Pepe Azienda Agricola Biologica, Masciarelli, Ciavolich, Umani Ronchi, Fattoria di Petrolo, Antonelli San Marco, Lungarotti, Quintarelli Giuseppe, and Spiriti Ebbri. These are producers who interpret Trebbiano and related grape varieties with different approaches, from the most traditional to the most artisanal, offering bottles suitable for both discovery and the purchase of reference labels.
What dishes pair best with Trebbiano?
Trebbiano is very versatile and pairs well with different moments of the meal. The fresher versions are excellent with seafood appetizers, vegetables, light fried dishes, delicate cold cuts, and fresh cheeses. The more structured or aged labels pair well with Mediterranean cuisine dishes, white meats, flavorful pasta, baked fish, and more intense cheeses. The collection also includes sweet and meditation wines, perfect for those looking for a more traditional meal finale.