When In Rome White Wine Pecorino Eco Bottle

Discover the Joy of drinking wine the way the Italians do

When in Rome’s delicious Pecorino is Italian white wine perfection. Crafted with care, this fruity and fresh Pecorino embodies the spirit of Italian winemaking and will transport you straight to the sun-kissed vineyards of Italy.
Exceptional quality defines our Pecorino. Grapes from the rolling hills of Italy yield a wine that’s both elegant and smooth. Its traditional winemaking techniques and award-winning heritage make it a standout choice. As you sip, you’ll taste the rich history and passion that goes into every drop.
This versatile wine is a perfect pairing for all occasions. Whether you’re hosting an alfresco dinner party or enjoying a quiet evening at home, When in Rome’s Pecorino complements a range of dishes. Try it with seafood risotto, grilled vegetables, or a creamy goat cheese salad. Its smooth texture aromas of ripe yellow pear, crunchy apples and sage make it a delightful companion for any meal.
Close your eyes and imagine the sun setting over the Italian coast. As you lift your glass, the delicate aroma of white flowers and ripe pear fills the air. The first sip reveals a refined flavour profile—hints of apples, a touch of minerality, and a lingering finish. Share it with loved ones, and let the conversation flow as freely as the wine.
When in Rome cares about our planet. Our wine comes in low-carbon, eco-friendly packaging and, reflecting our commitment to radical climate transparency, carries our carbon footprint on every product. When in Rome is proud to be a B Corp. All our wine is vegan friendly and sustainably crafted. This Pecorino is served in the world’s first paper wine bottle, emitting 6x less CO2 and using 4x less water than a single use glass bottle.

Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week

Italian White Wine, Premium Quality, Award Winning, Vegan, B Corp, Low Carbon Packaging, Planet Friendly, Paper Bottle

Climate footprint 1.0 kg CO₂e per kg with CARBONCLOUD.COM

6 x less than a glass bottle

4 x less water used than a glass bottle

Italy

Glass Bottle

Bottle - Recyclable

Full Product Name:
Pecorino

Contains Sulphur Dioxide/Sulphites
Contains Sulphites

Suitable for Vegans

When In Rome

Founded on a passion for great wine and an urgent need to reduce the wine industry's carbon footprint, When in Rome Wine B Corp is on a mission to help wine lovers everywhere discover premium, Italian wines with the smallest possible climate impact.

Packaged for:
When in Rome Wine Ltd,
GL5 2QG,
UK.

By:
W1507,
NR10 4BG,
UK.

When in Rome Wine Ltd,
GL5 2QG,
UK.

W1507,
NR10 4BG,
UK.
WHENINROMEWINE.COM

If you've got a bit of a cheese fetish, you can't beat this wine that shares its name with the famous formaggio. The Pecorino grape has been growing in Abruzzo for millennia - and the lucky sheep (‘pecora' in Italian) in the area used to nibble on the grapes, hence the name.

When in Rome Wine Ltd.

Abouriou, WhiteGrapeBlend, Pecorino

NV

When in Rome Pecorino – Bicicletta Cocktail

• Fill a highball glass generously with ice.
• Pour 2 parts Campari and 3 parts When in Rome Pecorino White Wine into the glass.
• Top off the mixture with sparkling water or club soda to your taste.
• Gently stir the ingredients to blend them together.
• Garnish your creation with an orange slice or wheel.

Enjoy with some Crostini or your favourite snack

If you've got a bit of a cheese fetish, you can't beat this wine that shares its name with the famous formaggio. The Pecorino grape has been growing in Abruzzo for millennia - and the lucky sheep (‘pecora' in Italian) in the area used to nibble on the grapes, hence the name.

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When in Rome Wine Ltd.

Azienda Agricola Casimirri

If you've got a bit of a cheese fetish, you can't beat this wine that shares its name with the famous formaggio. The Pecorino grape has been growing in Abruzzo for millennia - and the lucky sheep (‘pecora' in Italian) in the area used to nibble on the grapes, hence the name.