Yet another new wine grape for me, this time I don't feel like I'm some kind of ignorant wretch for not having heard it is, this wine is made completely from Incrocio Bruni, which is a cross between Sauvignon Blanc and Verdicchio. You definitely can understand that parentage once you get your nose in the glass, there's a definite sort of blending there, there's a little bit of grassy notes and a little bit of pithy citrus fruit, but there's also a weightier and rounder mouthfeel. This is yet another lovely summer wine, round and plump and juicy. The palate is crisp and has a lot of citrus, but there's a little bit of white peach as well. Refreshing but not crazy acidity. Just another lovely little pool wine that you can have with whatever you want, but all you need is fun in the sun and this wine nice and cold in your glass. It's the total equation for a delightful summer day. Other people optional.