The 9 Best Dry White Wines Manufacturers in the World

Dupin Adria is a manufacturer of authentic Croatian delicacies, offering a unique blend of tradition and innovation. Their expertise ensures high-quality products that delight the senses. Explore their exquisite range of wines, olive oils, ajvars, truffles, chocolates, cookies, and sweet spreads.

Cantine Due Palme represents the rich heritage of Apulian winemaking, producing exceptional wines that reflect the passion of its community. Recognized for their high-quality craftsmanship, they offer a diverse range including intense reds, refreshing whites, elegant rosés, sparkling wines, and rich dessert wines.

Casale del Giglio is dedicated to producing high-quality wines that reflect the unique terroir of the Lazio region. With a commitment to excellence and sustainability, they offer a wide range of wines including whites, reds, rosés, and dessert wines, as well as grappa and olive oil, making them a premier choice for wine lovers and connoisseurs.

Castellare di Castellina, in the heart of the Chianti Classico region, covers a total of 80 hectares - including 20 occupied by olive groves. The vineyards occupy 33 hectares on the hillsides of a natural south-east facing amphitheatre, at an average height of 370 meters above sea level. The vines are aged between 7 and over 45 years, and yields per hectare are kept very low to obtain the maximum quality. Excellent exposure to the sun, good water drainage and a mixed soil containing limestone marl, galestro and little clay produce well-structured, intense wines, both red and white, suitable for long ageing in the bottle. A census of vines undertaken in 1979, together with the findings of the experimental vineyard and micro-vinifications that were carried out and compared, made it possible to re-graft both the Sangioveto and the Malvasia Nera varieties with the best scientifically-produced clones. These were the work of two assistants of Professor Scienza for whom Castellare had established two PhD research scholarships. Through this work, and with Professor Peynaud's encouragement in developing Sangioveto, the Castellare vines now have the best clones for that particular terroir, since Sangiovese is the most sensitive of all vines not only to climate and terrain, but to all the elements contained in the concept of a terroir. No synthetic chemicals are used in the Castellare vineyards, out of respect for nature and to enable the production of organic wines. This philosophy is reflected by the labels, which every year carry a drawing of a different bird found to be increasingly rare due to the indiscriminate use of poisons and herbicides in vineyards.