Mediterranean sea bass baked in parchment with olives and capers shares Vermentino's coastal minerality and herbal, citrus-bright profile.
Italian cuisineVermentino
A light body white wine from Sardinia, Italy, known for its lime and grapefruit notes. Low tannin and high acidity make it ideal for seafood, salads, and lighter fare.
What to Eat with Vermentino
Five expert pairings — start with your food, find your wine.
Ligurian Vermentino with Ligurian pesto: basil, pine nuts, and Parmesan are amplified by the wine's herbal-almond character.
Italian cuisineGarlic-butter shrimp over pasta needs Vermentino's citrus acidity to balance the richness while complementing the seafood sweetness.
Italian cuisineCrispy squid with a lemon squeeze is a seaside classic that Vermentino's bright acidity and saline finish were made for.
Italian cuisineCharred zucchini, peppers, and eggplant drizzled with olive oil complement Vermentino's Mediterranean herb aromatics and clean finish.
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