Poggio Anima 'Uriel' Grillo 2024
Product: Aromas of white peach combine with scents of wildflowers and a hint of mango in this deep golden hued Grillo. It is well-balanced and medium-bodied with a soft palate, fresh mineral notes and tropical fruit characters and a very high-toned, fresh finish.
Producer: Poggio Anima
Region: Crecchio, Sicily
Grape: Grillo
Alcohol: 12.5%
Size: 700ml
Producer Info: Poggio Anima is a joint venture between Montalcino superstar Riccardo Campinoti of Le Ragnaie and his importer Vine Street Imports. The idea is pretty simple: to source the best vineyards from existing relationships and produce a real wine that conveys a place and a grape. These wines are not bulk wines, nor leftover juice from a winery, but long term contracts that we have signed with reputable growers.
Poggio Anima translates to 'Hill of Soul.' Going back to the concept of Poggio Anima we wanted to capture the 'soul' of each vineyard and grape. No manipulation, no water, sugar, etc. Just the pure expression of the fruit and site. I would argue that many wines have a 'soul,' but very few weeknight wines share this. Poggio Anima has come along to change this.
Description
Product: Aromas of white peach combine with scents of wildflowers and a hint of mango in this deep golden hued Grillo. It is well-balanced and medium-bodied with a soft palate, fresh mineral notes and tropical fruit characters and a very high-toned, fresh finish.
Producer: Poggio Anima
Region: Crecchio, Sicily
Grape: Grillo
Alcohol: 12.5%
Size: 700ml
Producer Info: Poggio Anima is a joint venture between Montalcino superstar Riccardo Campinoti of Le Ragnaie and his importer Vine Street Imports. The idea is pretty simple: to source the best vineyards from existing relationships and produce a real wine that conveys a place and a grape. These wines are not bulk wines, nor leftover juice from a winery, but long term contracts that we have signed with reputable growers.
Poggio Anima translates to 'Hill of Soul.' Going back to the concept of Poggio Anima we wanted to capture the 'soul' of each vineyard and grape. No manipulation, no water, sugar, etc. Just the pure expression of the fruit and site. I would argue that many wines have a 'soul,' but very few weeknight wines share this. Poggio Anima has come along to change this.
