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
Planting method: Guyot with sixth plant of 4500 vines per hectare
Harvest: Grape Harvest starts from the middle of September with ripening of the grapes and continues in the various vineyard locations with manual crushing of the petiole to start the period of drying on the plant until the beginning of October. The actual harvest begins after about 15/20 days of drying, generally around the first half of October, then grapes are taken to the cellar for further qualitative selection and then destined for winemaking.
Vinification: Grapes are harvested to the best degree of sugar and phenol maturation and gently decomposed and pressed. Once the fermentation-maceration has begun, in controlled stainless steel vintners, frequent replenishes and delestages are performed for about seven days to facilitate the extraction of the aromatic and phenolic component from the skins. Subsequently, the wine is finished and the wine ends its alcoholic and malolactic fermentation in French oak barriques (225l) for 12 months. After that period, it is followed by aging in the bottle for about 6 months before placing the product on the market.
Colour: Light ruby red
Sensory and taste notes: 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.
Food Matching: Great with wild game meat like duck breast or seasoned cheeses.
The wine has a brilliant ruby red colour. Its characteristic is a bouquet of fresh red fruits such as cherry, strawberry and raspberry, elegant and balanced. In the mouth it maintains its elegance and has a marked acidity.
It combines perfectly with pork dishes, but also with lamb and goose, as well as fat cheese. Recommended with traditional Venetian and Friulian “Musetto”
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.
Ruby red. It has a bouquet that recalls cherry, small fruits, spices and vanilla. The palate is soft and full of flavour.
Great with red meats, soups and seasoned cheeses
Ruby red. it has a bouquet that recalls cherry, small fruits and spices. The palate is soft and full of flavour.
Great with grilled red meat, boiled, poultry and rabbit meat, roasted and cheese.
Straw yellow with golden reflections. With a remarkable aromatic complexity, where fine and intense fragrances recall the exotic fruit, melon and yellow bell pepper. Also gently mix the vegetable notes of sage and tomato leaf. The palate reveals itself dry with good acidity.
Due to its herbal and vegetable flavour, it is recommended to combine vegetarian, velvety flavours and other pesto-prepared or spontaneous herbs, simple but valuable with an omelette with “scoplit”.
Straw yellow, with fine persistent perlage and a floral and fruity bouquet where notes of wisteria, acacia and golden apple are found. On the palate it tastes cool and crisp.
A typical aperitif wine with fast-food appetizers and banquets, the Prosecco Superiore can also enhance delicate dishes.
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