The new ‘bird wine’ that’s set to be as big as ‘chicken wine’ in 2025 – amateur sommeliers say it’s ‘insanely delicious’

THERE’S a caller vertebrate with “insanely delicious” vino connected the block. 

Treasury Wine Estates has dropped a marque caller Italian brand, Belorante - and it has a distinctive peacock mascot named Massimo.

Last year, British vino lovers went chaotic for ‘chicken wine’, the nickname for La Vieille Ferme, a rosé vino produced successful France's Southern Rhône Valley.

This year, Belorante bosses accidental that their ‘peacock wine’ is going to beryllium each the rage. 

Amy Fisher, Senior Brand Manager, says that the four-wine scope is “inspired by the effortless style, cognition and vivaciousness of the Italian way”. 

“Belorante is each astir bringing colour to the array and flavour to your glass, Italian style,” ehe says.

“When it comes to choosing wine, we often play it harmless and instrumentality with what we cognize - but vino doesn’t person to beryllium complicated. 

“We privation Belorante to beryllium portion of each amusive and joyous occasion.

“Belorante is simply a bold, modern reinvention of Italian wine, bringing colour, freshness and modernity into the Italian vino aisle, inviting consumers to stray distant from the neutral and beryllium much ‘peacock’.”

The scope includes 2 achromatic wines and 2 reddish wines. 

The Grillo Italia is simply a achromatic vino bursting with Sicilian delights similar juicy medlar, prickly pear and zesty grapefruit, with a hint of basil for flair.

Similarly, the Pecorino has a floral aroma that starts disconnected crisp, caller and savoury, and finishes with a sweet, fruity hint.

Belorante’s reddish Montepulciano D’Abruzzo DOC is simply a medium-bodied vino with aromas of reddish berries with a dash of peppery spice.

The partnering Italia Primitivo is besides medium-bodied with creaseless tannins - and it finishes with a fruity, spicy kick.

You tin prime up the bottles successful Asda, Sainsbury’s and Morrisons. 

The Pecorino is presently portion of Asda’s reintroduced Rollback discounts, and is presently £7.97 down from £10. 

Amateur sommeliers person reviewed it arsenic “insanely delicious” and declared it “the vino of summertime 2025”.

“This vino tastes great,” 1 beamed. “It is besides large worth for money. 

“It was caller and fruity, and I loved the vessel plan too.”

Another described it arsenic an “excellent prime for those seeking a bright, approachable achromatic vino with extent and character”.