
The Collavini Dei Sassi Cavi Chardonnay tastes of ripe citrus fruit, a hint of yeast, and a fine mineral undertone. It is dry and medium-bodied in alcohol at 12.5% vol. It has nothing to do with a butter bomb: it shows clear contour and south-alpine freshness.
On the palate, the wine has a certain fullness. The acidity maintains the balance without stinging. This keeps the Chardonnay lively and makes it juicy to drink.
The finish is longer than one is used to from simple estate Chardonnays. The minerality comes from the limestone and marl soils on which the Collavini family has been cultivating for generations. The name "Dei Sassi Cavi" loosely translates to "of the hollow stones" and refers to this character. The wine carries the DOC designation of origin and comes from the Collio in Friuli. It is sealed with a natural cork.
































































