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Teruzzi & Puthod Terre di Tufi Toscana IGT 2005

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Winery:
Teruzzi & Puthod
Varietal:
Vernaccia
Region:
Italy > Tuscany > Toscano
Type:
White Wine
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User Tags:  apple, (tree) fruit, pome, seafood, citrus, meat, varietal, mineral, pineapple, (tropical) fruit 


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Vernaccia is one of Tuscany's great grapes. It produces a medium-bodied yet bright white wine that offers well-integrated citrus and orchard fruits with notes of dried herbs, roasted nuts and salty minerals adding complexity.

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Grape varieties- Vernaccia di San Gimignano, Chardonnay, Malvasia, Vermentino Color- Straw yellow Bouquet- Mineral base with apple, pineapple and cream Taste- Full, fresh, persistent with a pleasant toasted final touch Pairs with- hors d'oeuvres, first courses, all types of seafood and shellfish, white meats with sauce, delicate red meats, roast veal and carpaccio


 

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Snooth User: rr1042
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I really like this wine- it goes well with italian food and has plenty of body - not one of the wimpy white wines from the north. This has plenty on it.


July 2008

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Snooth User: drdebs
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Very interesting blend of chardonnay, malvasia, vernaccia, and vermentino which makes for a wine that tastes like a very lean unoaked chard. Aromas of apple and hay, they give way to a mineral and lemon inflected palate. Perfect for delicate shellfish like oysters, shrimp, scallops. Had with seared scallops and lemon orzo.


July 2007

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