Annalisa Zorzettig’s Myò Wines Captivate Global Critics

Annalisa Zorzettig's Myò wine line from her family-owned Friulian winery has garnered significant accolades from both Italian and international wine critics, reflecting a year of remarkable success. Prestigious publications such as Decanter, James Suckling, Wine Advocate, Gambero Rosso, and Doctor Wine have celebrated these wines, which pay tribute to the Eastern Hills of Friuli and its rich biodiversity and cultural heritage. Notably, the Myò wines emphasize freshness, minerality, and elegance, qualities that are deeply inspired by the unique terroir of Friuli.

I Fiori di Leonie 2022, a blend of Pinot Bianco, Friulano, and Sauvignon, stood out with its Silver Medal at the 2024 Decanter World Wine Awards. This wine is noted for its aromatic profile of citrus, white flowers, golden apple, and yellow peach cream. Decanter also awarded a Bronze Medal to Schioppettino Myò 2019, a structured red wine distinguished by its spiciness and smooth tannins. Further recognition for I Fiori di Leonie came with scores of 92 from James Suckling, 91 from Falstaff, and 90 from Wine Advocate. Schioppettino Myò similarly achieved 91 points from Robert Parker's publication.

Prominent Italian wine accolades included Tre Bicchieri from Gambero Rosso, the WineHunter Rosso distinction at the WineHunter Awards, and the coveted Faccino DoctorWine 2025 from Daniele Cernilli. Additionally, Luca Maroni's Annual of the Best Italian Wines awarded a 93/100 rating, while WOW! The Italian Wine Competition by Civiltà del Bere and the 22nd International Wine Competition Città del Vino 2024 both bestowed Gold Medals on the wines.

The Friulano Myò 2022 was another standout, praised for its rich aromas of toasted almond, ripe pear, and licorice. It earned 91 points from James Suckling, a WineHunter Gold Award, 92 from Luca Maroni, and a Gold Medal at the Città del Vino competition. Other white wines from the Myò line also excelled. Pinot Bianco Myò 2022 secured 92 points from James Suckling, an impressive 94 from Luca Maroni, and another Gold Medal from Città del Vino. The Sauvignon Myò 2022 received 92 points from Suckling and a standout 95 from Maroni.

A significant mention goes to Zorzettig Sauvignon 2023, which underlines the winery's dedication to quality and terroir-driven expression, even in its more accessible offerings. It earned 94 points in the Guide to the Best Sauvignons of Italy by Vinodabere, 91 from James Suckling, and 94 from Luca Maroni, demonstrating that excellence permeates all levels of Zorzettig's wine production.