The origins are French. There is no doubt about that. But Sauvignon has always been linked to Friuli where, since ancient times, it has found an ideal habitat. This version, proposed by Livio Felluga, can without fear of contradiction be considered super-scholastic. Fresh and captivating, it has the unmistakable aromas that every good sommelier associates with this grape variety. Notes of exotic fruit, yellow pepper, tomato leaves, mint and, more generally, a subtle fresh vegetable note. Straw yellow in colour with slight greenish reflections, it stands out in the glass for its beautiful luminous tone. The nose, as mentioned, is super intense but above all typical and elegant. It is in the mouth, however, that it offers the greatest satisfaction. Ample and fresh, it is a wine that is perfectly balanced in all its components. There is a perfect correspondence between nose and palate, where, however, one can also appreciate a great freshness and a pleasant sapidity. Long and very pleasant, the finish is appreciated for its evident mineral hints. The persistence is great, prolonging the pleasure of drinking for several minutes. Always good, it is perfect with vegetable soups or tasty fish dishes.