2024 Pinot Grigio, Livio Felluga

• Style: Flinty, mineral-driven Pinot Grigio
• Taste: Stone fruit, brioche, flint, saline minerality with crisp acidity
• Food: Shellfish, white fish, oily fish, salads, light antipasto
• Occasion: Sunday lunch, date night, aperitivo
• Serve: Chilled, 13% ABV, drink young and fresh

In the Glass — Tasting Notes

Bright and mineral-driven, this 2024 Pinot Grigio opens with melon and candied fruit before revealing layers of brioche and flint. On the palate, it's crisp and enveloping, with a saline length that lingers clean. At 13% ABV with refreshing acidity, it drinks long and asks nothing but good company and a plate of fresh fish.

The Winery — Livio Felluga

The Felluga family arrived in Friuli from Istria during the 1950s, planting vineyards when few others recognised the region's potential. They established their property in Brazzano on marl and sandstone hillsides in the Colli Orientali DOC, where cool Alpine air meets Adriatic breezes to preserve natural balance. Andrea Felluga, the current winemaker, has championed screwcap closure to protect fragrance and freshness—a forward-thinking choice made after careful experimentation. The 2024 growing season tested the vineyard with a cold spring and hailstorms, yet late-July harvest brought fruit of excellent concentration. In the cellar, the approach is classical: gentle pressing, brief skin contact, cool fermentation in stainless steel, and six months on the lees to build texture and depth.

At Your Table — Food Pairing & amp; Serving

This is Pinot Grigio built for the table. Pair it with grilled white fish, fritto misto, scallops, or antipasto that needs a wine sharp enough to cut through oil and salt. Its signature character—that interplay of sea-salt minerality and ripe stone fruit—is what makes northeastern Italy's whites so food-friendly. Chill and serve as an aperitivo, at Sunday lunch, or on a date night when you want something that drinks clean and asks for good company. This sits alongside the finest examples in our curated Pinot Grigio & Pinot Gris selection, and it's a masterclass in why this corner of Italy commands such loyal followings. Explore more from our Light & Crispy White Wine collection and discover what makes northeastern Italian whites so distinctive.