Bertani Due Uve Bianco is a 750ml Italian white wine (12.5% ABV) blending equal parts Pinot Grigio and Sauvignon Blanc from Venezia Giulia. The name "Due Uve" — meaning "two grapes" — signals the wine's defining concept: a purposeful 50/50 marriage designed to showcase the strengths of each variety in a single, balanced glass. Quick Facts: ABV: 12.5% | Origin: Venezia Giulia, Italy (Romans d'Isonzo) | Style: Stainless Steel White Blend | Producer: Bertani Production & Heritage Bertani traces its roots to 1857, when the Bertani brothers established their winery in Verona, building a reputation across generations for benchmark Veneto wines. For the Due Uve Bianco, grapes are sourced from vineyards near Romans d'Isonzo in the Venezia Giulia region — an area prized for its mineral-rich soils and cool breezes from the Adriatic. Fermentation occurs off the skins in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks held at approximately 60°F, preserving aromatic freshness and bright acidity. The finished wine sees no oak; it rests in bottle for three months before release, allowing the blend to integrate while maintaining its vibrant, primary fruit character. Tasting Notes Aroma: The nose opens with Sauvignon Blanc's signature tangy lift — sage, elderflower, and a whisper of green pepper. Beneath that, ripe peach and gentle citrus blossom provide a rounder, more inviting dimension contributed by the Pinot Grigio component. Taste: On the palate, Pinot Grigio takes the lead, delivering body and a sense of elegance that anchors the wine's mid-palate. Tangy citrus and fresh peach flavors carry through, balanced by crisp acidity that keeps each sip focused. A subtle herbal thread — sage, green apple skin — adds complexity without weight. Finish: The finish is soft yet dry, with lingering floral and citrus impressions that gently fade. It is moderate in length, clean, and refreshing — inviting another sip rather than demanding contemplation. How to Drink Due Uve Bianco Serve well-chilled between 46–50°F to let the aromatic interplay of both grapes shine. This wine is at its best young and fresh, within a year or two of vintage. A White Wine Spritzer highlights its citrus and herbal brightness with just a splash of sparkling water. A Hugo Spritz — combining the wine with elderflower syrup, prosecco, and mint — amplifies its existing elderflower notes. It also works beautifully in a White Sangria, where its peach and sage character pairs naturally with sliced stone fruit and fresh herbs. Best For Weeknight dinners calling for a versatile, food-friendly white Warm-weather gatherings and aperitivo hour on the patio Introducing someone to Italian white blends beyond single-varietal Pinot Grigio Light seafood or salad courses at a dinner party Frequently Asked Questions What does Due Uve Bianco taste like? It delivers tangy citrus and ripe peach flavors underscored by sage and elderflower, with crisp acidity and a soft, dry finish. The blend balances Sauvignon Blanc's aromatic punch with Pinot Grigio's mid-palate body and elegance. How does Due Uve Bianco compare to Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio? Both sit at a similar price tier, but Due Uve Bianco incorporates 50% Sauvignon Blanc, adding an herbal, aromatic dimension that pure Pinot Grigio wines like Santa Margherita typically lack. Santa Margherita tends toward a rounder, more mineral-driven profile, while Due Uve Bianco leans brighter and more aromatically complex. Is Due Uve Bianco good for everyday sipping? Its approachable 12.5% ABV, clean stainless-steel profile, and balanced acidity make it a natural everyday white — easy to enjoy on its own or alongside a wide range of lighter meals. Where is Due Uve Bianco made? It is produced by Bertani, a historic winery founded in 1857 in Verona, Italy. The grapes for Due Uve Bianco are grown near Romans d'Isonzo in the Venezia Giulia region of northeastern Italy. What foods pair well with Due Uve Bianco? Grilled shrimp or scallops benefit from the wine's citrus acidity. Caprese salad mirrors its fresh herbal notes. Risotto with asparagus and peas complements the sage and green vegetable character. Light chicken dishes with lemon and herbs echo the wine's tangy profile. Fresh goat cheese amplifies its bright, dry finish. What sizes does Due Uve Bianco come in? The standard bottling is 750ml, which is the most widely available format. Is Due Uve Bianco worth the price? Due Uve Bianco positions as an accessible, entry-level expression from a storied Italian producer, delivering more aromatic complexity than many single-varietal whites at the same tier thanks to its deliberate two-grape blend. Why Due Uve Bianco? What separates this wine from the crowded field of Italian whites is Bertani's intentional blending philosophy — the 50/50 Pinot Grigio and Sauvignon Blanc split is not a compromise but a design, engineered so each variety compensates for the other's limitations. The Sauvignon Blanc brings aromatic lift and herbal verve; the Pinot Grigio contributes textural weight and a grounded mid-palate. Backed by over 165 years of winemaking heritage and produced entirely in stainless steel to preserve that precise varietal interplay, Due Uve Bianco is a credible, refreshing white that rewards drinkers looking beyond the obvious single-grape bottles on the shelf.
