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Pino Lieto Emilia IGP Grechetto Gentile 2026

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Cantine Zuffa offers a refined interpretation of Grechetto Gentile, a wine that beautifully expresses the grape’s elegant and approachable character. Its aromatic profile is remarkably diverse, revealing notes of pomegranate, hazelnut, and almond that combine to create a rich and harmonious bouquet. On the palate, it is dry, well-structured, and supported by lively acidity, resulting in a balanced and satisfying finish.

A wine of remarkable elegance and immediate appeal, it stands out for its authenticity, proving that true quality often lies in simplicity.

The name Pino Lieto traces its origins to Pliny the Elder, who referred to this grape in his Naturalis Historia. According to tradition, he named it for the pine cone-shaped clusters that produced an exceptionally soft and delicate wine: “Pino” from pigna (pine cone) and “Lieto” to evoke its gentle, graceful character.

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Characteristics

Typology: Pignoletto Biologico
Grape variety: Pignoletto Biologico 100%
Body: Medium
Alcohol content: 12%
Tasting temperature: 8° C

Perfumes and scents: Intense aromas of sage and yellow bell pepper.
Pairings: Ideal with appetizers, mushrooms and vegetable dishes, as well as pasta courses. An excellent match for truffle-based dishes.
Winemaking: Hand-harvested grapes with careful bunch selection. Whole-cluster cryomaceration is followed by vacuum pressing and fermentation under reduced-oxygen conditions, with nitrogen protection to preserve the wine's freshness and aromatic integrity.
Details / Anecdotes: The name **Pino Lieto** traces its origins to Pliny the Elder, who referred to this grape in his *Naturalis Historia*. According to tradition, he chose this name because the grape clusters resembled a pine cone and produced an exceptionally soft and delicate wine. Hence the name: **"Pino"**, from the Italian word *pigna* (pine cone), and **"Lieto"**, to evoke its gentle and delicate character.