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Le Coste Cocciuto Bianco

Le Coste

Le Coste Cocciuto Bianco is a Lazio white wine made from Procanico, a traditional grape of central Italy. Its non-vintage designation indicates tha...
Vintage
NV
Grape
Procanico
Alc.
12.50%
Volume
750 ml

€39,00/pcs.

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Description

Le Coste Cocciuto Bianco is a Lazio white wine made from Procanico, a traditional grape of central Italy. Its non-vintage designation indicates that it is not tied to a single harvest year.

Producer
Le Coste is a small winery in Lazio, near Lake Bolsena, founded by Gianmarco Antonuzi and Clémentine Bouveron. The estate is known for its focus on local grapes and low-intervention winemaking.

Product information
Type White wine
Producer Le Coste
Vintage NV
Country Italy
Region Lazio
Grape Procanico
Alcohol 12.50%
Volume 750 ml
Food pairing Cheese, Fish, Pork
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Recommended by top sommeliers

Andreas Kirkegaard Pazdecki
Andreas Kirkegaard Pazdecki
Restaurant Manager & Head Sommelier at Formel B
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Le Coste Cocciuto Bianco from Le Coste is a vibrant wine made from grapes grown in sunny, hilly terrain near Rome.

A wine with so much Roman confidence that even the cardinals nod in approval.

According to rumors, the bottle is the pope’s secret weapon for those Sundays when even the statues look a little downcast.