Feudi Bizantini Passofino Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 2023
10% discount when purchasing 6 or more bottles
10% discount when purchasing 6 or more bottles

Feudi Bizantini Passofino Montepulciano d'Abruzzo 2023

A fresh and vibrant rosé from the hills of Abruzzo, showcasing the region's fruit purity, lively acidity, and elegant Mediterranean character.

$36.00
Tasting Notes
Cherry
Cherry
Blackberry
Blackberry
Strawberry
Strawberry
Florals
Florals
Profile Notes
Tannin
Tannin
Acidity
Acidity
Body
Body
Sweetness
Sweetness
MORE INFORMATION

Producer, Feudi Bizantini
Region, Abruzzo
Alcohol, 13%
Appellation, DOC
Style, Fresh, fruit-driven with crisp acidity and delicate floral notes
Vintage, 2023
Size, 750ml
Closure, Cork
Varieties, Montepulciano
Winemaking, Traditional Regional Craft
Ageing, Short maturation in stainless steel prior to bottling to retain freshness and purity
Cellaring , Drink now–2026
Pickup available at North Adelaide

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Meet the producer

A large historic stone building located in the Feudi Bizantini Winery. It features arched ground-floor openings and a crenellated tower, photographed outdoors against a clear blue sky.
A close-up of a hand wearing a plaid work glove holding a red-handled pruning tool next to a cluster of dark purple grapes hanging from a grapevine branch in a vineyard taking place in the Feudi Bizantini Winery.

Feudi Bizantini is a young project founded by a group of wine enthusiasts dedicated to expressing the unique terroir of Crecchio in Abruzzo. Combining the region's favourable climate, diverse soils, exceptional vineyards, and generations of viticultural expertise, the winery produces wines that honour Abruzzo's rich winemaking heritage while embracing innovation and research. Located in the historic Byzantine town of Crecchio, where a medieval castle overlooks the surrounding hills, Feudi Bizantini has helped establish the region as one of Italy's premier wine-growing areas.