White Wines

Friuli Venezia Giulia

The white wines of Friuli Venezia Giulia are among the most renowned in Italy and worldwide, thanks to a unique territory that combines the Alps, plains, and Adriatic influences. From the refined Friulano to the aromatic Ribolla Gialla, and the complexity of Collio DOC and Colli Orientali del Friuli, each glass reflects elegance, freshness, and remarkable longevity. Perfect with fish, cheeses, and traditional cuisine, Friuli’s whites deliver unforgettable sensory experiences.

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Chardonnay Venezia Giulia IGT 2024 - Jermann [Tappo Stelvin]

€19.90

Sauvignon Jermann 2024 at a Discounted Price

2024 13% 0,75 lt

Sauvignon Venezia Giulia IGT 2024 - Jermann [Tappo Stelvin]

€19.90

Schiopetto Ribolla Gialla del Pompiere 2025 | Etilika

2025 0,75 lt

Ribolla Gialla Venezia Giulia IGT Pompiere 2025 - Schiopetto

€14.00

-17% Box 0,75 lt

Box Degustazione Sauvignon + Chardonnay - Jermann [6 bts]

€99.00~~€119.40~~

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Box Sauvignon Venezia Giulia IGT 2024 - Jermann [6 bts]

-4% Box 0,75 lt

Box Sauvignon Venezia Giulia IGT 2024 - Jermann [6 bot]

€115.00~~€119.40~~

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Box Chardonnay Venezia Giulia IGT 2024 - Jermann [6 bts]

-4% Box 0,75 lt

Box Chardonnay Venezia Giulia IGT 2024 - Jermann [6 bot]

€115.00~~€119.40~~

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Schiopetto Friulano Pompiere 2025 Venezia Giulia IGT | Etilika

2025 13% 0,75 lt

Friulano Venezia Giulia IGT Pompiere 2025 - Schiopetto

€14.50

Schiopetto Pinot Grigio del Pompiere 2025 | Etilika

2025 0,75 lt

Pinot Grigio Venezia Giulia IGT Pompiere 2025 - Schiopetto

€14.50

2024 14.5% 0,75 lt

Sauvignon Friuli Isonzo DOC Piere 2024 - Vie di Romans

€31.90

Attems Pinot Grigio Friuli DOC 2025 | Etilika

New 2025 12.5% 0,75 lt

Pinot Grigio Friuli DOC 2025 - Attems

€11.20

2024 14.5% 0,75 lt

Chardonnay Friuli Isonzo DOC 2024 - Vie di Romans

€33.90

2024 14% 0,75 lt

Pinot Grigio Friuli Isonzo DOC Dessimis 2024 - Vie di Romans

€33.50

Lis Neris La Vila 2024 Friulano | Friuli Isonzo DOC

New 2024 14% 0,75 lt

Friulano Isonzo DOC La Vila 2024 - Lis Neris

€33.90

2020 13.5% 0,75 lt

Sauvignon Collio DOC Ronco del Cerò 2020 - Venica

€21.90

-8% 2024 12.5% 0,75 lt

Pinot Grigio Ramato Dop Friuli Colli Orientali 2024 - Roi Clar

€22.00~~€24.00~~

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Venica Ronco delle Mele Sauvignon 2025 Collio DOC | Etilika

2025 0,75 lt

Sauvignon Collio DOC Ronco delle Mele 2025 - Venica

€44.90

-8% 2024 12.5% 0,75 lt

Freeulano Friulano Dop Friuli Colli Orientali 2024 - Roi Clar

€24.00~~€26.00~~

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Bianco Venezia Giulia Capo Martino Jermann in offerta speciale

0,75 lt

Capo Martino Bianco Venezia Giulia IGT 2022 - Jermann

€58.00

-15% Box 2024 12.5% 0,75 lt

Box Degustazione Mix - Roi Clar [5 bot]

€100.00~~€117.00~~

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-9% 2023 12.5% 0,75 lt

Friulano Dop Friuli Colli Orientali 2023 - Roi Clar

€21.00~~€23.00~~

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Lis Neris Jurosa Chardonnay 2022 | Friuli Isonzo DOC

New 2022 14.5% 0,75 lt

Chardonnay Friuli Isonzo DOC Jurosa 2022 - Lis Neris

€33.90

Lis Neris Picol Sauvignon 2022 | Friuli Isonzo DOC

New 2022 0,75 lt

Sauvignon Friuli Isonzo DOC Picol 2022 - Lis Neris

€33.90

Schiopetto Friulano Collio DOC 2023 | Etilika

2023 0,75 lt

Friulano Collio DOC 2023 - Schiopetto

€20.50

2023 13.5% 0,75 lt

Malvasia Collio DOC 2023 - Pighin

€11.90

Why Friuli is considered one of Italy's most important white wine territories

Few Italian regions have built as solid a reputation around white wine as Friuli-Venezia Giulia. Among the hills of Collio and the Colli Orientali, close to the Slovenian border, a winemaking school emerged capable of influencing the style of many Italian whites, combining technical precision with a deep bond to native grapes often unknown elsewhere.

Collio and Colli Orientali: the territories of Friuli's whites

Collio, on the border with Slovenia, and the Colli Orientali del Friuli, just to the north, share a soil of marl and sandstone locally known as ponca, ideal for growing precise white grapes. Here Friulano is grown, once called Tocai Friulano before the European Union banned the use of that name to protect the Hungarian wine of the same name, alongside Ribolla Gialla, an ancient grape now enjoying renewed interest, Sauvignon, and Malvasia Istriana. In the Colli Orientali, two DOCG denominations are also dedicated to rare sweet wines: Picolit, made from a delicate, very low-yielding grape, and Ramandolo, produced from Verduzzo Friulano grapes in the area of the same name.

From fresh Friulano to macerated Ribolla: the styles of Friuli's whites

Friulano generally offers a fresh profile, with a characteristic slightly almond-like note on the finish. Hillside Sauvignon stands out for intense exotic fruit aromas and herbaceous notes. Ribolla Gialla, besides its fresh, vertical version, is sometimes vinified with long skin-contact maceration, giving rise to so-called "orange wines", a pioneering style born precisely in this region. Picolit and Ramandolo, finally, represent the sweet register, with very different aromatic profiles but both capable of long ageing.

At the table with Friuli's whites: pairings that work

Friulano naturally accompanies San Daniele ham and local cured meats. Sauvignon pairs well with herb- and spring vegetable-based dishes. Macerated Ribolla Gialla, thanks to its tannic structure uncommon in whites, holds up to more elaborate dishes, including white meat. Picolit and Ramandolo pair with blue cheeses or an end-of-meal moment with not-too-elaborate desserts.

Which Friuli white to choose, depending on the occasion

For an aperitif with local cured meats, a Friulano remains the most identity-driven choice. For a meal built around herbs and vegetables, Sauvignon offers aromatic freshness. Anyone wanting to discover a more distinctive style can look to a macerated Ribolla Gialla, while for a memorable end to a meal, Picolit or Ramandolo represent the region's sweet excellence.

Frequently asked questions

Why isn't Friulano called Tocai Friulano anymore?

In 2007 the European Union ruled that the name Tocai could no longer be used, in order to protect the Hungarian Tokaj denomination, requiring Friulian producers to adopt the name Friulano.

What are macerated or "orange" wines?

They are whites vinified with extended skin contact, as is done for reds, an ancient technique revived by some Friulian producers starting in the 1990s, giving an amber colour and perceptible tannin.

What's the difference between Picolit and Ramandolo?

They are two different sweet wines: Picolit comes from a grape of the same name with a very low yield, while Ramandolo is made from Verduzzo Friulano grapes grown in a specific area of the Colli Orientali.

Is Ribolla Gialla a recent grape variety?

No, it's a very ancient grape, documented for centuries in the Collio area, which has returned to the spotlight in recent decades thanks above all to its macerated versions.