Pigato is a white Italian grape only grown in the small region of Liguria. It's named for the rust color spots that kiss the skins before harvest.
It's believed to be a cousin of Laguria's famous white, Vermentino and have originated from Greece.
It produces an attractive, full bodied dry white wine with floral and peach characteristics.
-Lexi, SPQR Server
Thursday, January 14, 2010
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