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Soave White Wine from Italy

Posted by The ClassicWines.com Team | Thursday, May 29, 2008

Topic: ClassicWines Showdown of Soave Wines from Italy

Italy, while not as famous for its quality white wines, produces a very nice Soave (pronounced Swah-Vey). Made from the garganega and trebbiano grapes, the soave wines we review today offer a nice alternative to what you would traditionally expect from Italy. Join us as we review the Allegrini 2006 and the Pieropan 2006 in our Classic Wines showdown.

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omnivector
Trenton, NJ
Posted on 5/29/08

always enjoy the showdowns. I wouldn't mind seeing some super showdowns sometimes where Brian tastes 4-5 wines. I know it would take longer...but it would be an enjoyable watch.


jdavis
Santa Barbra, CA
Posted on 5/29/08

My experience with soave was more like the Allegrini. Not blown away by anything in particular. Decent balance and texture...just nothing to get excited about.


bgmcws
Chester, PA
Posted on 5/29/08

AHH, it's pronounced Swah-Vey. I've been saying So-ve.

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