Cortese
Popular Cortese Wines View More
Description ( 1 of 1 )
(aka. Gavi)
Cortese is a minor grape grown in the Piedmont region of Italy, used to make that region’s dry white wine known as ‘Gavi’. The resulting wine can be described as typically Italian, with high acidity, neutral flavor read more...
Appellation America (view original content)
[+] Add new description
People Following This Varietal Follow
This varietal doesn't have any followers yet. If you follow this group, you will get updates on all of its activities!
Cortese on Snooth
me encanta la idea de tener un vino con mi apellido para mi es un orgullo
Excellent wine, very smooth. Visited the small family winery in Peidmont - uses large oak barrells that taste like an authentic barolo
Very nice white, slightly sweet with a dry back.
A very fruity Barbera, which shows that the volume of alcol has nothing to do ... should also try the Piemonte Cortese, which may stand easily beside the famous Gavi di Gavi. Rossmann made a classical and fantastic choice...
color-yellow gold nose-mineral, stone fruit, cream mouth-pear,apple,citrus. limestone finish-long buy it share it age it 2 years
I DO NOT drink whites at all. I now do. This is a wonderful wine.
I hope it has not gone the same way the Terra di Tufi went when it was taken over by an American winemaker and instead of being made from one grape type, it became a mix of varietals from many vineyards. From being a dry...
Now you're talking, Greg Here's something I enjoyed tonight: Giuseppe Cortese, Barbaresco Rabaja 2003 http://www.snooth.com/wine/giuseppe-cortese-barbaresco-rabaja-2003/ My Notes: Medium red ruby in the glass with aromas...
Medium red ruby in the glass with aromas of Plum, anise and with a underlying layer of musky, forest floor. On the palate, sour cherries, prune and hint of citrus. Very fresh at first that turns to an earthy, minerally...
Popular Regions for Cortese
- Gavi
- Piedmont
- Piemonte
- Italy
- Monferrato
- Barbaresco
- Cortese Dell'Alto Monferrato
- Langhe
- Temecula
- Cortese
- Dolcetto D'Alba
- Santa Barbara
- Bianco Di Custoza
- Barbera D'Alba
- Victoria




northsideirish
Gruppo Casaleone
blog4wine
Eric Guido
RachelNYC