Friulano is a white grape variety native to northeastern Italy, where it produces dry wines with almond notes, soft acidity, and a subtle mineral edge. Long associated with Friuli Venezia Giulia, it plays an important role in the region’s identity and is a key component of its elegant, gastronomic white wine tradition. Friulano is a white grape variety grown in North East Italy. It is known as Sauvignonasse in France. Controversy surrounds the naming of this white grape variety.
Synonyms: Trebbianello, Sauvignonasse
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