The distinctive label looked familiar, and then I remembered having tried a red wine from the same producer, a Primitivo. This white is apparently a blend of Chardonnay and Fiano grapes from Puglia. Poured into a glass, the wine showed a surprisingly clear, very pale greenish-yellow color with a whitish hue. The nose was rather restrained, with subtle notes of white peach, green apple, and fresh herbs. On the palate, the fruit was fresh and juicy, with vibrant acidity. Given its origins in Puglia, I had expected something heavier, but it turned out to be surprisingly lively and enjoyable. I also liked its crisp, dry finish, with no cloying sweetness on the back palate. At 12.5% alcohol, it was also right up my street. Despite its flashy label, this is a rather understated wine, but its fresh, uncomplicated character makes it an excellent choice for everyday drinking.