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2010 Cirelli Trebbiano d’Abruzzo is a zippy Trebbiano from an estate in Italy’s south dedicated to organic farming. It’s great with vegetable soups, beans with tuna and grilled salmon. (Los Angeles Times/MCT) |
This is a zippy Trebbiano from an estate in Italy’s south dedicated to organic farming. I can remember when it was nearly impossible to find a crisp white from that region. But Cirelli’s 2010 Trebbiano d’Abruzzo is as refreshing as lemon sorbet. The fruit tastes ripe and golden, but the wine is bone dry.
It’s just what’s needed if you’re serving a seafood salad or pasta. It’s great with vegetable soups, beans with tuna and grilled salmon. Who knew easygoing Trebbiano could have this kind of elegance and balance? At $13, it’s a small miracle.
● Region: Abruzzo
● Price: About $13
● Style: Crisp and dry
● What it goes with: Seafood salad and pasta, soups, grilled fish
By S. Irene Virbila
(Los Angeles Times)
(Distributed by MCT Information Services)
