Château Pillebart 2019
Appealing, fruit-filled, Gold-medal Bordeaux from a small family estate and delectable ripe vintage
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- Red - Medium Bodied
France
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Wine Details
- Ruby
- Merlot-based blend
- 7.99875 Units
- Vegan
- 13.5% ABV
- 750 ml
- Vegetarian
- 31 December 2026
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Rounded tannins, ripe silky red fruits, leafy edge
Aroma
Ripe plum, damson, touch of cherry and a hint of leafy spice
The Wine
Gianni Tessari is something of a visionary. He can look out over his vines and, like a sculptor, perusing his block, can see the latent potential beneath. Hence the wine's name. Gianni is well trained! He was born into a family of wine growers and worked in the family business for many years. In 2013, he decided it was time to strike out on his own. He set up a new cellar near Verona, with vineyards in Monte Lessini, Colli Berici and Soave. This he runs with his wife, Anna, and his eldest daughter, Valeria. Lo Scultore is pure Pinot Grigio from the Berici hills, all handpicked. It's a delicate white, with pear and apple notes and bright lemony zip. Great on its own or with lighter dishes of quinoa salad, risotto or grilled white fish.
Gianni Tessari is something of a visionary. He can look out over his vines and, like a sculptor, perusing his block, can see the latent potential beneath. Hence the wine's name. Gianni is well trained! He was born into a family of wine growers and worked in the family business for many years. In 2013, he decided it was time to strike out on his own. He set up a new cellar near Verona, with vineyards in Monte Lessini, Colli Berici and Soave. This he runs with his wife, Anna, and his eldest daughter, Valeria. Lo Scultore is pure Pinot Grigio from the Berici hills, all handpicked. It's a delicate white, with pear and apple notes and bright lemony zip. Great on its own or with lighter dishes of quinoa salad, risotto or grilled white fish.
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