Bivio Italia Wine

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Bivio, Italian for
“Fork in the Road”

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Pinot Grigio
Pinot Grigio

Our grapes were grown in Italy's northernmost region where the Dolomites alternate with plains and terracescreating ideal cool climate conditions for crisp white wines with bright acidity and fresh aromatics. Friuli, between the Alps and Adriatic Sea, acclaimed for modern Italian white wines of depth, minerality and structure.

 
Chianti
Chianti

Sourced entirely from the renowned Chianti region from vineyards in Tuscany located on well-exposed terrain. “Galestro” clay soils impart the wine’s elegance and refinement, while the well-drained “Albarese” limestone soils impart rich and full-bodied characteristics to create the truest expression of Sangiovese in the world.

 
Prosecco
Prosecco

Our grapes were grown in the Northeast of Italy (the Veneto Region), in the DOCG area surrounding two small towns: Conegliano and Valdobbiadene: on steep volcanic slopes, between 300 to 400 metres above sea level.

 

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The name of Prosecco came from
the northeastern Italian village of
Prosecco (Trieste), where the grape
variety is believed to have originated.

 

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Meet The Winemaker

Winemaker Marco Galeazzo was born
into his family's wine business in
Piedmont, one of Italy's most
acclaimed wine regions.

 

Press

Feb.

14

2017

Bivio Italia Chianti 2007

The Affair: Yesterday was one of those days... you know the ones where you wake up, it's raining, cold, windy, and you think to yourself that you are probably better off just staying in bed?

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Feb.

10

2017

TEXSOM INTERNATIONAL WINE AWARDS 2015

TEXSOM’s newest endeavor, the continuation of the wine competition founded by Rebecca Murphy thirty-one years ago, is now supported by 68 judges, 28 sommelier panel members, more than 50 volunteers, and a staff of 8 working together to present the nearly 3,600 entries.

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