Red Grape Variety

Corvese is a distinctive and rare grape variety known for producing elegant and nuanced wines. On the nose, Corvese typically exhibits delicate floral notes, such as acacia blossom and white peach, complemented by subtle hints of citrus zest and a touch of fresh herbs. The palate is marked by a harmonious balance of crisp acidity and gentle minerality, yielding flavours of ripe orchard fruits, lemon peel, and a whisper of almond on the finish.

Corvese vines thrive predominantly in select hillside vineyards of northern Italy, where cooler climates and limestone-rich soils promote slow ripening and preserve the grape’s natural freshness. While still relatively limited in global distribution, the varietal is increasingly celebrated by boutique producers seeking expressive, terroir-driven wines.

Typical wine styles made from Corvese range from lively, unoaked single varietals to more complex, lightly barrel-aged blends. Regardless of style, Corvese wines are admired for their finesse, clarity, and food-friendly nature.

For pairing, Corvese complements delicate seafood such as scallops, grilled river fish, or prawns, as well as fresh salads and light vegetarian dishes. Its vibrant acidity also makes a fine match with mild cheeses and simple pasta preparations with olive oil and herbs.

Key regions for the Corvese grape variety

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