Collezione di Paolo Bianco Vergine

Italy

Classic Movie Pairing

Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans (1927)

This elegant, white blend will leave you admiring its sophisticated and engaging style. The same can be said about this iconic film. This story of love rekindled is elevated to the pinnacle of silent film making through a combination of unforgettable cinematography, set design and acting. Directed by F.W. Murnau and starring Janet Gaynor and George O'Brien, this beloved classic was nominated for five Academy Awards, winning two (Best Cinematography and Unique and Artistic Production).

About This Wine

White - Dry White - Dry
Trebbiano Trebbiano
750.00 ml 750.00 ml
France France
12.5 % 12.5 %
31 December 2026 31 December 2026

Wine Food Pairings

Antipasti, grilled or poached seafood, cured meats, salads, grilled/roasted vegetables.

Wine Flavor Profile

Collezione di Paolo is a crisp dry white with fresh pear, apple, melon, and lemon zest aromas, lifted by pleasing floral notes. The uplifting palate offers ripe, orchard- and tropical-fruit flavors, plus a touch of creamy almond on the long, complex finish.


This rare white is a special delivery from Chianti maestro Paolo Masi, whose wines offer “irreproachably clean fruit and abundant personality,” says top Italian wine guide Gambero Rosso. Paolo’s famous for his rich reds, but what many fans don’t know is that his career began with whites. So, he’s returned to his roots with this gorgeous ‘white Chianti.’

Paolo used native grapes Trebbiano and Malvasia (with a dash of Chardonnay for added texture) that grow in Valdichiana, a little-known region in Tuscany that was a favorite of Paolo’s dad, Renzo. The results in your glass are textbook Paolo—elegant, balanced, and food-friendly.

This elegant, white blend will leave you admiring its sophisticated and engaging style. The same can be said about this iconic film. This story of love rekindled is elevated to the pinnacle of silent film making through a combination of unforgettable cinematography, set design and acting. Directed by F.W. Murnau and starring Janet Gaynor and George O'Brien, this beloved classic was nominated for five Academy Awards, winning two (Best Cinematography and Unique and Artistic Production).

Gambero Rosso