A small oenological gem that exhibits variety and breadth, qualities that make this white wine a unique example of biodynamic viticulture. The terroir, at the foot of the Gran Sasso, is something special: the sharp temperature swings between day and night “stress” the grapes enough to make them release intense aromas and the proximity to the Adriatic Sea brings that mineral and savoury tone that makes the drink satisfying and memorable. Scents, salinity and freshness are the three main characteristics of Emidio Pepe’s Trebbiano d’Abruzzo, who wanted and was able to transfer biodynamic agriculture to his vineyards, combining the experience of a great producer with modern production techniques. Emidio Pepe’s Trebbiano d’Abruzzo is crushed with the feet, just like in the past, in wooden vats and left to ferment spontaneously in vitrified cement tanks, where it will age for a few months.

It has a bright straw yellow colour and is slightly veiled. The nose has very interesting notes of ripe white fruits, dried fruits, sunflowers and clay. It is dry, savoury and full in the mouth, with a pleasantly imprecise drinkability.