All of a sudden there are have been two Friulian wine houses in studio when for years there had only been on in here prior. Why? The world of Italian wine is complicated and can take years to understand. And as one studies this world, the region of Friuli will inevitably become a topic of conversation. It is no wonder that with Tre Bicchieri in town (Italian wine show), that these houses stopped by for a conversation. Meet Massimo Furlan from the winery Le Monde. What is so interesting is the completely different take on the wine world than our previous Friulian guest Luca Tomasig. Find out for yourself how the different outlooks shape up.
Fruili is one crazy place for vineyards. Massimo Furlan will tell you why.
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