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Bombino Bianco

White grapePuglia, southern Italy (and the Adriatic coast)
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Also known as Pagadebit.

Bombino Bianco is a white wine grape widely grown in Puglia and along the central Adriatic coast of Italy. Vigorous and productive, it earned the nickname 'Pagadebit' ('debt-payer') elsewhere for its reliable, generous crops. In Puglia it is a workhorse white, both as a varietal and as a component of many regional bianco blends.

Bombino Bianco gives light-bodied, fresh dry whites of pale straw color with a fairly neutral, citrus-and-green-apple character and crisp acidity, well suited to easy-drinking and sparkling styles.

Structure

BodyLight
AcidityMedium-plus
Colorpale straw yellow

Typical aromas

citrusgreen applewhite flowers