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Organic Cortese from a prestigious Piedmont estate, crafted in small quantities for quality. 12.5% ABV. Delivers fresh orchard fruit, stony minerality, and crisp pear — so Chablis-like in structure it's earned that very comparison. If you love La Scolca's signature tension between fruit and minerality, this is your nearest equivalent. It's the same Cortese grape, the same DOCG heartland of Gavi, and the same commitment to restrained, terroir-driven winemaking — just from a separate, biodynamically certified estate with its own distinct identity. You'll find the same food-friendly dryness and clean finish that makes La Scolca so satisfying, but with a slightly more orchard-forward character and that recognisable flinty backbone. A near-perfect like-for-like swap.

A refined Pinot Grigio from the cool Alto Adige mountains of northern Italy. 13% ABV. Expect citrus zest, white peach, and a clean alpine minerality — elegant, dry, and precise. While not Cortese, this Alto Adige Pinot Grigio shares the same world as La Scolca: northern Italy, pristine acidity, and a laser-focused dry style that's a million miles from flabby supermarket Pinot Grigio. If you value the crispness and food-friendliness of Gavi di Gavi, you'll feel immediately at home here. Andrian is a well-regarded cooperative from the Südtirol whose mountain-altitude vineyards produce whites of real tension and freshness. You're still firmly in the world of elegant, mineral-driven Italian whites — just via a different grape and a different alpine terroir.

Single-vineyard Alvarinho from granite soils in Monção e Melgaço, Vinho Verde, Portugal. 12.5% ABV. Intense lime blossom, white peach, and a striking saline minerality on a taut, mouth-watering finish. Alvarinho (Albariño) is arguably Cortese's closest soul-mate in the wine world — both are high-acid, aromatic, stony whites that thrive in coastal-influenced climates and absolutely love seafood. If La Scolca appeals to you for its cut and freshness, Soalheiro's granite-rooted Alvarinho will speak the same language with a different accent. This is the wildcard that broadens your horizons without losing you. You'll find the same lip-smacking dryness and mineral lift you expect from a great Gavi, but with an Atlantic salinity and aromatic intensity that's uniquely Iberian. A genuine discovery for any Gavi lover.