Incrocio Bruni 54

Grape variety	Incrocio Bruni 54
Synonyms	Occasionally referred to as Dorico or erroneously as Bianchello.
Grape colour	White grape
History	Incrocio Bruni 54 is a grape variety that was born out of the innovative work of Professor Bruni, a world-renowned ampelographer based in Marche. The grape was first cultivated in 1936 during Bruni's tenure at the Ministry of Agriculture between 1930 and 1950. It is an intersection of two grape varieties, Sauvignon and Verdicchio. Most commonly found in the Marche region, specifically between Ancona and Macerata, this grape owes its unique finesse and aromatic quality to its Sauvignon parentage.
Ampelographic features	The Incrocio Bruni 54 grape boasts a medium-sized, orbicular, and pentalobata leaf. Its bunch is of medium size, compact, and pyramidal in shape. Within the bunch, it typically hosts one ali. The grape itself is of average size, has an obovoidal shape, and presents an appealing green-yellow hue.
Characteristics of the wine	Incrocio Bruni 54 produces a wine that is a pleasing pale straw yellow color. Upon tasting, it reveals itself as a gentle yet full-bodied wine with a notable aromatic profile. Its palate is enriched with floral notes and occasional hints of sour fruit and sage.