How do you pronounce Coda di Volpe?

Coda di Volpe is pronounced KOH-dah dee VOHL-peh.

Where does Coda di Volpe come from?

Coda di Volpe grows in Campania, Italy.

Expect almond, pear, yellow apple, citrus peel. Closest familiar reference: A rounder, softer Pinot Grigio that trades bite for an almond finish.

Tasting profile: Ripe pear and yellow apple up front, a gentle body, and a dry almond twist at the close that keeps it from going soft.
Where it grows: Campania, Italy
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How do you pronounce Coda di Volpe?: Coda di Volpe is pronounced KOH-dah dee VOHL-peh.
Where does Coda di Volpe come from?: Coda di Volpe grows in Campania, Italy.
What does Coda di Volpe taste like?: Expect almond, pear, yellow apple, citrus peel. Closest familiar reference: A rounder, softer Pinot Grigio that trades bite for an almond finish.

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