This blend of 75% garganega and 25% sauvignon blanc from the Veneto region of Italy is very pale and quite dry, loaded with mineral-driven acidity up front, with a quick segue into notes of lemon and green apple. Quite tart but vibrant with lingering citrus notes, it’s a cleansing style wine that hints at florals as the moderate finish emerges. A solid selection for the endless summer we’re likely to find ourselves in.

A- / $20 / vineyardbrands.com

2019 Serego Alighieri Possessioni IGT

$20

9

Rating

9.0/10

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