Alessandro Gallici Pinot Grigio 2024
Total Price:
£ 9.99
750 mlQuantity:
| Brand | Cabernet Sauvignon |
|---|---|
| Category | White Wine |
| Unit | Litre |
| Alcohol Percentage | 12 % |
This is a delightful Pinot Grigio from Alessandro Gallici, the winemaker behind many of our best-selling northern Italians. Being a local, he knows all the best sites for seriously good grapes. His Pinot Grigio is a super citrusy, crisp white.
Darshak
Awesome product recommend to buy.
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