This is a fairly classic Vermentino with plenty of that rich, ripe primary fruit that we have come to expect and love from this grape. Apple and grapefruit combine with purity and a bright, persistent bubbly line of acidity and freshness, making this an easy-drinking winner.

Origin: Some say Spain, while others swear Italy. One thing for sure, it definitely originated somewhere the Mediterranean. Mainly Grown In: Italy, France, Australia. Key Facts: Even though Vermentino is an ancient grape, it has in recent years been coined "the grape of the future" and it's easy to see why. In addition to it's deliciously crisp, light and refreshing flavour profile, Vermentino is a grape that can handle the heat of progressively warming vineyard sites across the globe! Where many other grapes pack up and call for a siesta (or make a flat and flabby wine) in the warmest of wine-growing regions, Vermentino basks in the warmth and produces excellent quality wines with exquisite acidy and crunch! If you're a sun-worshipper too, you may have just met your new soul-mate grape. Vermentino is usually unoaked and moderate in alcohol, which like many other Italian varietals, makes it deliciously food-friendly. Fun Fact: If you swap the last few letters of Vermentino, you get Vermention, which is the term we like to use when we are speaking about the grape.