Manzoni Bianco
Manzoni Bianco is an Italian white grape crossing created in Veneto, most commonly associated with Riesling and Pinot Blanc parentage. It is especially important in north-eastern Italy, where it can produce refined dry white wines with freshness, subtle aroma and good texture.The wines often combine citrus, apple, pear, white flowers, herbs and a clean mineral line. Compared with very aromatic varieties, Manzoni Bianco is more restrained, but it can show excellent balance between fragrance, acidity and body.
€ 19,87/l incl. VAT, plus shipping
€ 19,87/l incl. VAT, plus shipping
How does Manzoni Bianco taste?
Manzoni Bianco typically tastes of lemon, green apple, pear, white peach and delicate flowers, sometimes with herbs, almond and a stony note. The acidity is usually clear and refreshing, while the palate can feel slightly rounded rather than sharply lean.With careful ageing on fine lees or in larger neutral vessels, the wine may gain creaminess, spice and extra depth. The best examples remain precise and elegant, with Riesling-like lift and Pinot Blanc-like texture.
Where does Manzoni Bianco come from?
Manzoni Bianco was developed in the early twentieth century by Professor Luigi Manzoni in Conegliano, Veneto. It is best known under the crossing number 6.0.13 and is widely described as a Riesling and Pinot Blanc cross.Today it is found mainly in Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige, Friuli and other parts of northern Italy, with smaller plantings elsewhere. It remains an Italian speciality rather than a mainstream international variety.
What styles of Manzoni Bianco are there?
Most Manzoni Bianco wines are dry, still whites that emphasise citrus fruit, floral nuance and fresh acidity. They can be crisp and youthful or more textured when given lees contact.Some producers make fuller, more gastronomic versions with subtle oak or extended maturation, while sparkling or sweet styles are less central. The variety is most convincing as a clean, elegant and quietly complex dry white.
What does Manzoni Bianco pair with?
Manzoni Bianco pairs beautifully with grilled fish, prawns, scallops, asparagus risotto, lemon chicken, vegetable antipasti and fresh goat cheese. Its acidity and gentle texture make it versatile.More structured examples can handle creamy pasta, roast poultry, polenta with mushrooms and Alpine cheeses. It is also an excellent choice when you want a white wine that is aromatic but not overpowering.
Buy Manzoni Bianco online
Manzoni Bianco is ideal for wine lovers looking for an elegant Italian white beyond the usual classics. It offers freshness, quiet fragrance and enough body to work very well with food.Explore our Manzoni Bianco selection for refined northern Italian whites with citrus brightness, floral detail and polished texture.
Manzoni Bianco
Manzoni Bianco is an Italian white grape crossing created in Veneto, most commonly associated with Riesling and Pinot Blanc parentage. It is especially important in north-eastern Italy, where it can produce refined dry white wines with freshness, subtle aroma and good texture.
The wines often combine citrus, apple, pear, white flowers, herbs and a clean mineral line. Compared with very aromatic varieties, Manzoni Bianco is more restrained, but it can show excellent balance between fragrance, acidity and body.
The wines often combine citrus, apple, pear, white flowers, herbs and a clean mineral line. Compared with very aromatic varieties, Manzoni Bianco is more restrained, but it can show excellent balance between fragrance, acidity and body.
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How does Manzoni Bianco taste?
Manzoni Bianco typically tastes of lemon, green apple, pear, white peach and delicate flowers, sometimes with herbs, almond and a stony note. The acidity is usually clear and refreshing, while the palate can feel slightly rounded rather than sharply lean.With careful ageing on fine lees or in larger neutral vessels, the wine may gain creaminess, spice and extra depth. The best examples remain precise and elegant, with Riesling-like lift and Pinot Blanc-like texture.
Where does Manzoni Bianco come from?
Manzoni Bianco was developed in the early twentieth century by Professor Luigi Manzoni in Conegliano, Veneto. It is best known under the crossing number 6.0.13 and is widely described as a Riesling and Pinot Blanc cross.Today it is found mainly in Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige, Friuli and other parts of northern Italy, with smaller plantings elsewhere. It remains an Italian speciality rather than a mainstream international variety.
What styles of Manzoni Bianco are there?
Most Manzoni Bianco wines are dry, still whites that emphasise citrus fruit, floral nuance and fresh acidity. They can be crisp and youthful or more textured when given lees contact.Some producers make fuller, more gastronomic versions with subtle oak or extended maturation, while sparkling or sweet styles are less central. The variety is most convincing as a clean, elegant and quietly complex dry white.
What does Manzoni Bianco pair with?
Manzoni Bianco pairs beautifully with grilled fish, prawns, scallops, asparagus risotto, lemon chicken, vegetable antipasti and fresh goat cheese. Its acidity and gentle texture make it versatile.More structured examples can handle creamy pasta, roast poultry, polenta with mushrooms and Alpine cheeses. It is also an excellent choice when you want a white wine that is aromatic but not overpowering.
Buy Manzoni Bianco online
Manzoni Bianco is ideal for wine lovers looking for an elegant Italian white beyond the usual classics. It offers freshness, quiet fragrance and enough body to work very well with food.Explore our Manzoni Bianco selection for refined northern Italian whites with citrus brightness, floral detail and polished texture.
