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Malvasia is a white wine from Italy with pale yellow color and a light, aromatic flavor with notes of peach, apricot and white flowers.
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Malvasia is a white wine from Italy. It has a pale yellow color and a light, aromatic flavor. The aroma profile includes notes of peach, apricot, and white flowers. On the palate, it is refreshing and slightly sweet, with flavors of stone fruit and a hint of honey. Malvasia is perfect for pairing with light appetizers, seafood, and fresh salads.
Malvasia is a diverse family of grapes used for both dry and sweet wines. It was a favorite of Venetian merchants during the Middle Ages, who exported it across Europe.
Malvasia is delightful with "Insalata di Mare" (seafood salad), a seafood salad that complements the wine's aromatic and slightly floral notes. It’s also a great match for light, herb-infused dishes like grilled vegetables, enhancing the fresh flavors.
This wine can be drunk without food
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