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Frequently Asked Questions About Garganega White Wine
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Garganega wine is often compared to Pinot Grigio, Soave, Verdicchio, and sometimes unoaked Chardonnay. It is a dry Italian white wine with citrus, pear, almond, and subtle floral notes, but usually has more texture and a softer, rounder feel than a very crisp Pinot Grigio. If you enjoy fresh, food-friendly white wines that are not overly tropical or sweet, Garganega is a good match.
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Our Garganega is grown here in our vineyard in the Southern Downs region of South East Queensland. It is a rare wine to find in Australia, and is most strongly associated with Veneto in northern Italy, especially Soave around Verona and Vicenza.
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Gargenega is usually made in stainless steel, but can be oaked for extra texture. Please ask us about our current vintage, as it may vary year by year.
