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Ampeleia Unlitro Bianco 2025

USD $46

Grape: Trebbiano Toscano, Vermentino, and Malvasia

Appellation: IGT Toscana

Region: Tuscany, Italy

Wine notes: Created to celebrate the 15th anniversary of Ampeleia’s cult-classic red “Unlitro,” this Bianco counterpart is a brilliant new debut from Tuscany’s upper Maremma. It’s no secret that Marco Tait’s low-intervention wines are our absolute favorites, and we are thrilled to finally have this 1-liter gem on our shelves.

In the glass, it’s pure coastal sunshine—bursting with vibrant lemon zest, crunchy green apple, and wild Mediterranean herbs. It is light, completely dry, and remarkably bouncy on the palate, carrying a subtle, textured grip. The real danger is the finish: a snappy, thirst-quenching wave of crushed limestone and marine salinity that practically begs for another sip. An effortless, smashable white made entirely for sharing.

Good to have it with: Pair it with casual Mediterranean fare like spaghetti alle vongole, fresh fava beans with pecorino, or enjoy it on its own alongside a summer spread.

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Description

Details about the wine: Ampeleia Unlitro Bianco

Alcohol Grade: 12.5%
Vinification: This wine is crafted using a direct pressing vinification method, followed by a two-week skin-contact fermentation inside traditional amphorae. After fermentation, it is aged for six months in concrete tanks and bottled unfined to preserve its natural character and clarity.
Size: 1 lt.
Best to have it: enjoy chilled for 30-40 minutes in the refrigerator, not too cold.

Certified organic and biodynamic.

Details about the producer: Ampeleia

AZIENDA AMPELEIA, Roccateterighi, Maremma  – Certified organic and biodynamic by Q Certificazioni and Demeter. Ampeleia (from the Greek word for ‘vine’) is owned by Elisabetta Foradori and Giovani Podini.

The winemaker and agronomist, Marco Tait has been with the estate since its inception in 2002.

It was founded with Elisabetta’s overarching vision of allowing the true nature of an area, its diversity, its grapes, land, and culture to be expressed.

The wildness of the southern Maremma, bounded by the Colle Metallifere and the sea were virgin territory, far removed from the glamour of Bolgheri and Montalcino. The estate is large and biodiverse with a total of 40 ha of vineyard interspersed with chestnut and cork oak forests as well as Mediterranean scrub.

There are three parts, across differing altitudes, with differing soils and microclimates: Ampeleia di Sopra; di Mezzo and di Sotto.

Additional information

Wine Body

Light-Body

Country

Low ABV

Region

Size

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Winemaking style

Biodynamic, Natural, Organic, minimal intervention

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