FATTORIA LE PUPILLE Poggio Argentato Bianco - Maremma, Toscana 2024 Bottle
White Still Wine | Italy | Tuscany | Maremma | 75cl
£22.95
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£137.70
£130.82 case
ABV: 13%
Size: 75cl
Closure Type: Cork
Country: Italy
Region: Tuscany
Sub-Region: Maremma
Wine Style: Medium Bodied
Grapes: Sauvignon Blanc, Petit Manseng, Semillon, Gewurztraminer
Description
Poggio Argentato 2024 captures the essence of the Maremma with its fragrant and fresh profile, showcasing a unique blend of 60% Sauvignon Blanc, 30% Petit Manseng, and 10% Traminer and Semillon. This elegant IGT Toscana Bianco is perfect for summer yet versatile for enjoyment throughout the year.
Boasting an alcohol content of 13% and total acidity of 5.0 g/L, Poggio Argentato is produced from vineyards at 200-250 metres above sea level in Pian di Fiora and Le Piagge, benefiting from diverse soil profiles rich in alabaster and clay.
Upon pouring, it reveals a bright straw yellow hue with golden hints. The nose bursts with notes of orange blossom, mint, and golden apple, complemented by white peach and lemon leaf. On the palate, it offers a fresh, balanced mouthfeel with a persistent finish of mango and white pepper.
Ideal pairings include fettuccini with pistachio pesto and gnocchetti with lobster sauce, enhancing the wine's vibrant character. With a production of 35,000 bottles, Poggio Argentato is a refined choice for any occasion, promising to elevate your dining experience and reflect the beauty of its Maremma origin.
THE WINE ADVOCATE 93 points
Reviewed by: Monica Larner
Drink Date: 2026 - 2030
A blend of 60% Sauvignon Blanc, 30% Petit Manseng and 10% Sémillon and Traminer, the Fattoria Le Pupille 2024 Poggio Argentato shows plenty of what proprietor Elisabetta Geppetti calls “Mediterranean tension,” a balance she defines as warm-climate generosity paired with saltiness, freshness and brilliant linearity. Grown in the coastal Maremma, where sea breezes help preserve acidity, this pretty white blend offers exotic notes of jasmine and Sicilian zagara along with hints of citrus peel. It should offer modest aging potential thanks to the significant proportion of Petit Manseng and the natural acidity of the other varieties. I also smelled the sage planted along the walkway leading up to the estate’s new offices and tasting room, a detail that felt quietly echoed across this entire line of new releases.
JAMES SUCKLING 93 points
Lots of green apples and melon with some spiced pears. Medium-bodied with flinty and seashell mineral character, as well as some salt and fresh sage. Really spicy. 65% sauvignon and 25% petit marseng, the rest gewurztraminer and semillon. Drink now.