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2024 Tocai Friulano — Sylvanus Vineyard, The Hamptons, Long Island AVA bottle
Whites

Whites2024

Tocai Friulano

Sylvanus VineyardThe Hamptons, Long Island AVA158 cases

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Tastes of

White grapefruitGreen melonApplesPearsWhite flowersGreen almondsSpiceMineralitySea saltMineralsTalc

Tasting

This white grape is native to the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region in Northeast Italy and our version offers wonderful aromas and flavors of green and yellow apples, white grapefruit, green almonds, minerals, talc, Asian pears, white flowers, green melon and spice. Our Tocai is pale straw in color with gold/green reflections, the wine is bone dry and possesses medium-body, moderate alcohol, juicy acidity and great persistence on the long, flavorful finish. There is an alluring sea salt minerality that keeps you coming back for more. This Tocai has a great mouthfeel and manages the very gratifying textural paradox of a light, fresh, aromatic wine with a weighty, fleshy, fluidity that is just delightful.

At the table

ShellfishWhite fishPorkCharcuterieFresh cheesePastaGrains

This is the quintessential prosciutto wine and also works well with other hams, salumi, fresh cheeses, fricos, pastas and risotto. Also, white fleshed fish dishes and our local clams (in pasta, casino, baked, raw or on a pizza!) are a tasty match.

Description

We are excited to offer you the new vintage of our Tocai Friulano! This delightful 2024 white wine is 100% Tocai Friulano from our Sylvanus Vineyard on the home farm in Bridgehampton. We are one of just a couple of producers growing and making Tocai Friulano on the East End of Long Island, and one of only a handful in the United States. Our Tocai was harvested by hand, whole cluster-pressed, fermented and raised in stainless steel tanks on its lees for six months.

This white grape is native to the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region in Northeast Italy and our version offers wonderful aromas and flavors of green and yellow apples, white grapefruit, green almonds, minerals, talc, Asian pears, white flowers, green melon and spice.

Our Tocai is pale straw in color with gold/green reflections, the wine is bone dry and possesses medium-body, moderate alcohol, juicy acidity and great persistence on the long, flavorful finish. There is an alluring sea salt minerality that keeps you coming back for more. This Tocai has a great mouthfeel and manages the very gratifying textural paradox of a light, fresh, aromatic wine with a weighty, fleshy, fluidity that is just delightful.

This is the quintessential prosciutto wine and also works well with other hams, salumi, fresh cheeses, fricos, pastas and risotto. Also, white fleshed fish dishes and our local clams (in pasta, casino, baked, raw or on a pizza!) are a tasty match. We hope you enjoy this delicious and unique white wine. 158 cases produced.

Where it grew

NSylvanus

Sylvanus VineyardOur estate Bridgehampton planted 1999 10.0 acres The Hamptons, Long Island AVA

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In the press

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  1. JamesSuckling.com

    “And their Blaufränkisch The Hamptons Long Island Sylvanus Vineyard 2019 is pure, energetic and transparent, boasting blood orange, Rainier cherries and briary notes.”

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  2. Vintner Project

  3. The New York Times

    “Christopher Tracy has turned the Bridgehampton cellar in which he makes Channing Daughters whites into a kind of artist’s studio.”

    Impressionism in a Glass

  4. The East Hampton Star

    “One day perhaps, Christopher Tracy, the winemaker at Channing Daughters, will take the easier road and make larger quantities of fewer wines.”

    Time in a Bottle

  5. Robert Parker Wine Advocate

    “Channing Daughters … is bottling some of the most intriguing and delightful wines on Long Island…”

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