Sauvignon, Chardonnay, Ribolla Gialla, Malvasia. This unusual blend forms the basis of what is without doubt the most representative wine of the Jermann winery (and which many consider to be one of the best Friulian wines around). The first 'trials' date back as far as the 1973 vintage, while the first vintage on the market was 1975. Historically, Vintage Tunina started out as a blend of the best grapes that were harvested late, depending on the vintage, about two weeks after the normal harvest on an area of about 16 hectares of vineyard planted on Ronco del Fortino. The name Tunina refers to the former owner of the land on which the original vineyard is situated, and is dedicated to Casanova's poorest lover, who was a housekeeper in Venice who was also called Tunina, or Antonia. As further proof of the great quality of this Friulian white (if proof were needed), in 1979 it was defined by Luigi Veronelli as 'The Mennea of Italian wines'. Since then, this bottle has received awards and recognition all over the world. Brilliant straw yellow in colour with golden reflections, the nose reveals intense, ample and very elegant aromas. Above all, hints of honey and wild flowers. In the mouth, the Vintage Tunina tastes dry, soft and very harmonious. The persistence is exceptional, thanks to a full body. This is also why it goes well with truffled first courses, fish dishes and white meats. Good today, the Vintage Tunina knows how to wait. On average it can evolve in the cellar even for 7 or 8 years, in the best vintages, however, its vitality remains unchanged even beyond 10 years.