Monte Volpe Vermentino
Monte Volpe Vermentino
This vintage produced a dry, extremely fragrant wine with mineral notes along with aromas and flavors of exotic flowers, ripe pear, and tropical fruits that are framed with great acidity and a lingering, rich mouthfeel and finish.
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Monte Volpe
Monte Volpe celebrates the Northern Italian heritage that has shaped Mendocino’s vineyards for more than a century. The label focuses on classic grapes from Italy’s north—Dolcetto, Barbera, Sangiovese, Nebbiolo, and Pinot Grigio—translated through Mendocino’s sunlight, elevation, and cool evening air.