A bottle of 2025 Amore Bianco by Broc Cellars sits on a light wooden table before a wooden wall, its label featuring an artichoke and text, all illuminated by natural sunlight.
A bottle of 2025 Amore Bianco by Broc Cellars sits beside a glass of pale yellow wine on a wooden table, with a Tech Sheet visible in the blurred wood-toned background.
A hand pours golden 2024 Amore Bianco from Broc Cellars into a small glass held under a clear blue sky—refreshment is moments away.
A bottle of 2025 Amore Bianco by Broc Cellars sits on a light wooden table before a wooden wall, its label featuring an artichoke and text, all illuminated by natural sunlight.
A bottle of 2025 Amore Bianco by Broc Cellars sits beside a glass of pale yellow wine on a wooden table, with a Tech Sheet visible in the blurred wood-toned background.
A hand pours golden 2024 Amore Bianco from Broc Cellars into a small glass held under a clear blue sky—refreshment is moments away.

2025 Amore Bianco

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This vintage pairs Tocai Friulano and Trebbiano to show off the fresher, livelier side of an Italian-inspired skin contact wine. Both grapes are hand-harvested from Fox Hill Vineyard at the start of September. The Trebbiano was destemmed and left on the skins to ferment naturally in an open-top stainless tank for five days, then pressed and aged in a mix of neutral oak barrels and Stockinger puncheons for eight months. The Tocai Friulano fermented on its skins in sandstone jarre for two weeks, then went back into jarre to age for eight months before the two were blended right before bottling. We fall more in love with what the sandstone jarre and Stockinger puncheons bring to the wine every year. 

FUN FACT: Our first vintage of Amore Bianco was 2019 and it was 100% Tocai Fruilano.

Tasting Notes
TASTING NOTES: Mango, White Nectarine, Sea Salt
Pairing Suggestions
Roast chicken w/ preserved lemon, Grilled halibut w/ Fennel & citrus salad or Fresh spring rolls with peanut sauce

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