The dynamic duo
of Isonzo — skin
contact runs in the family
Where two
worlds meet
Cormons sits exactly where two worlds meet — the marl-and-sandstone hills of Collio and the wide gravel plain of the Isonzo. Ferlat farms across both, giving grapes like Ribolla Gialla either grip or generosity depending on which side of town they grew.
The hillside soil pushes towards tension and mineral drive, saline and taut on the finish, while the river gravel softens things into something rounder and more generous — riper fruit, gentler acidity, more weight up front.
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Ponca — the hills
Marl and sandstone flysch, laid down as an ancient seabed — it crumbles easily and gives wines with real grip and mineral drive.
Gravel — the plain
Alluvial gravel and sand carried down by the Isonzo river — fast-draining and warm, it gives rounder fruit and softer acidity.
The Selection
