Bright straw yellow. The nose is characterized by its distinctive varietal characteristics, with scents that recall bitter almonds: balanced taste, elegant and savory. All this is exalted by good acidity.
This wine, good as an aperitif, matches well with fresh cheese, salami and in particular ham of San Daniele. It also lends itself to be mixed with white or fish meats and, in the right season, with asparagus or typical dishes with spontaneous country herbs, such as wild hops.
Planting method: “Doppio Capovolto” system with 4500 plants/ha
Harvest: Harvest begins from the middle of September with the verification of ripening of grapes in the various vineyard locations later, grapes are brought to the cellar for further qualitative selection and then destined for winemaking.
Vinification: The grape is gently dirasped and immediately after being subjected to a slight criomaceration for a short time. It is then pressed softly and the obtained must is placed in stainless steel containers where alcoholic fermentation will take place. The wine is left to mature in the same containers for about 5 months. When this period is completed, the bottling is carried out, followed by refining in the bottle before it begins to be marketed.
Color: Bright straw yellow
Sensory and taste notes: The nose is characterized by its distinctive varietal characteristics, with scents that recall bitter almonds: balanced taste, elegant and savory. All this is exalted by good acidity.
Pairing: This wine, good as an aperitif, matches well with fresh cheese, salami and in particular ham of San Daniele.It also lends itself to be mixed with white or fish meats and, in the right season, with asparagus or typical dishes with spontaneous country herbs, such as wild hops.
Golden yellow. With a large structure, it is elegant on the palate. Mature fishing notes and almonds.
Great with white meats, slightly seasoned cheeses and fish risotto
It is the result of a clever union of Sciaglin and Ucelut. Straw yellow colour. If the bottle is shaken, it may appear cloudy due to the presence of yeasts on the bottom. Generally, the nose is fresh, clean and fruity. In the mouth the yeast notes are dominated by fruit. The acidity is well balanced. It’s great as a refreshing aperitif, with fish fries and shellfish. It perfectly matches with dried fruits and chestnuts
Light ruby red. The typical of the small berry, from which it comes, gives it a unique and fine scent, from the bouquet that recalls the red fruits, marasca and spices. Tannic and warm, the palate is full bodied, giving you notes of extreme elegance and intensity.
Great with wild game meat like duck breast or seasoned cheeses
Soft pink with fine and persistent perlage. A floral and fruity bouquet with hints of rose, strawberry and maraschino cherry. It is dry on the palate and pleasantly acidic.
An excellent accompaniment to vegetable risotto or fish. Perfectly blends with mushroom-based dishes. Intriguingly couples with shellfish
Yellow, pale straw yellow. A fine and persistent perlage with a floral and fruity bouquet with hints of wisteria, acacia and golden apple. Cool and crisp on the palate.
Typically known as an aperitif wine, but in fact the Brut version accompanies well throughout the whole meal from risotto to seafood dishes
Straw yellow with light refined reflections. Intense and wide scent, with typical hints of acacia flowers. On the palate confirms the sensations of olfactory and is elegant, full bodied, slightly acidic, with a pleasantly bitter aftertaste.
Great as an aperitif, it can be served with acacia and elderberry fritters that appeal to its taste. Rice or early fish and white meats.
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