Where does Greco come from?

Greco grows in Campania, Italy.

What does Greco taste like?

Expect ripe peach, grapefruit pith, smoky mineral, toasted almond. Closest familiar reference: a leaner, saltier white Burgundy with a phenolic bite.

Tasting profile: Ripe peach and grapefruit pith over a smoky, almost struck-match minerality, with a firm saline grip that holds the finish long after the fruit fades.
Where it grows: Campania, Italy
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How do you pronounce Greco?: Greco is pronounced GREH-koh.
Where does Greco come from?: Greco grows in Campania, Italy.
What does Greco taste like?: Expect ripe peach, grapefruit pith, smoky mineral, toasted almond. Closest familiar reference: a leaner, saltier white Burgundy with a phenolic bite.

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