The grapes used to produce this finely aromatic Asti spumante come from Moscato bianco vineyards on soil rich in limestone. The continuous 'perlage' and persistent<br />foam are a prelude to the ample and intense perfume reminiscent of orange blossom and sage. The sweet and inviting flavour is tempered by a stimulating acidity. Ideal<br />with dessert, the wine of the party, as an aperitif and for any other occasion to remember.<br /><br />TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION:<br />Vineyard exposure: east-south to south-west, with rows oriented to take full advantage of the sun's action on leaves and bunches.<br />Soil composition: clayey-tufaceous soil rich in limestone, which enhances the finesse and aromaticity of the wines, very important for this grape variety.<br />Vine density: nr. 4000/5000 vines per hectare from 5 to 40 years.<br />Type of training: low plant with simple guyot, tending to bring the leafy part upwards, in order to expose the bunches to the sun's action and encourage photosynthesis on<br />the leaves. A maximum of 8/9 fruit buds are left.<br />Harvest: 1st or 2nd decade of September, picked by hand.<br /><br />ORGANOLEPTIC DATA SHEET:<br />Denomination: Asti DOCG<br />Grape variety: White Muscat<br />Colour: more or less deep straw yellow colour.<br />Perlage: fine and persistent.<br />Bouquet: rich and intense fragrant aroma of Muscat grapes mixed with the scent of yeast and floral notes.<br />Taste: delicately sweet flavour, in harmony with the right acidity, moderate alcohol content and enlivened by the development of the mousse.<br />Serving suggestions: Serve chilled, 6-8°C on dessert, with various pastries, as an aperitif, as a thirst quencher at any time of day, but especially on any festive occasion.<br />

DENOMINATION Franciacorta DOCG<br />PRINCIPAL VINEYARDS Favento, Brede, Uccellanda, Rocchetta,<br />Porte Alte, Sasso, Valli, Cancello Moretti, Casotte, Ceppate<br />GRAPE VARIETIES 86% Chardonnay, 13% Pinot Noir, 1% Pinot Blanc<br />SELECTIONS From 60 vineyards, 91 selections<br />VINEYARD SYSTEM Guyot, spurred cordon, Sylvoz,<br />Double bow, Simple bow<br />PLANTING DENSITY 5000 vines/ha<br />YIELD Chardonnay 100 q.li/ha, Pinot noir 90 q.li/ha, Pinot<br />white 90 q.li/ha<br />AVERAGE AGE OF VINES 27/28 years<br />HARVEST PERIOD 25 August to 4 September 2021<br />HARVEST Manual in small 13 kg crates<br />AGING ON LEES Average 30 months<br />WINES AGED IN PIÈCE 32<br />PRESSING Must flower, 1st cut, 2nd cut<br />DRYING 2022<br />REMUAGE Manual<br />TYPOLOGY Extra brut<br /><br />SUGARS 3.5 g/l, ALCOHOL 12.5%, TOTAL ACIDITY 6.3 g/l,<br />PH 3.13, TOTAL SULPHUR 76 mg/l<br />

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THE VINEYARD<br />Position: Valdobbiadene DOCG.<br />Area: 7.5 hectares.<br />Soil: Hillside and terraces.<br />Vines: Prosecco and small quantities of Verdiso and Bianchetta.<br />Age of vines: On average over 40 years, 2 hectares early 20th century.<br />CULTIVATION SYSTEM<br />Pruning: Double inverted with low bud load, espalier pruning.<br />Fertilisation: Organic mineral.<br />Tillage: Mowing of grasses without the use of herbicides.<br />Pest control: Integrated, environmentally friendly without the use of insecticides.<br />WINE DATA SHEET<br />Name: Prosecco Superiore extra dry.<br />Denomination: Valdobbiadene DOCG.<br />Grape variety: pure Prosecco.<br />Vinification: White with 30% cold maceration.<br />Aging: Stainless steel.<br />Alcohol content: 11,5% vol.<br />Notes:<br />Rather dry extra-dry sparkling wine, produced with particular<br />attention to structure and durability.<br />

Praeclarus Brut<br />Blanc de Blancs South Tyrol DOC<br /><br /><br />Perfumed South Tyrolean joie de vivre. Elegance, freshness, harmony and complexity. Animating and seductive. Refreshing and lively.<br />Brilliant yellow with golden reflections. Intense and particularly fine, velvety bouquet of almond blossom, peach and apricot, with hints of fresh hazelnut and bread crust.<br />Very fine and long-lasting perlage.<br />Terroir:<br />The Chardonnay grapes are rooted in vineyards above St. Pauls between 300 and 500 m above sea level on the calcareous dolomite rock of the Mendel mountain range<br />with sand and clay deposits. The south-east exposure, the constant aeration by fall winds and the autumnal temperature differences between day and night ensure a unique<br />microclimate in which the grapes ripen well on the vine for an above-average length of time and thus develop an optimal acid-sugar ratio.<br />Vinification:<br />Ripe grapes, harvested by hand. Gentle whole bunch pressing. Maturation of the base wine in large wooden barrels for several months, followed by traditional bottle<br />fermentation and 40 months of maturation on the fine lees at a naturally constant temperature in the historic bunker.<br />Recommended with: Classic as an aperitif.<br />Alcohol: 12,5 % vol.<br />Ingredients: contains sulphites<br />

Millesimato<br />Altemasi Trentodoc<br />Grape varieties<br /><br />Chardonnay only.<br />Vineyard area<br /><br />Vineyards with a great sparkling wine vocation in Trentino (Valle dei Laghi and the hills of Trento), located between 450 and 600 metres above sea level.<br />Ageing on yeasts<br /><br />Over 24 months.<br />Characteristics<br /><br />Persistent mousse with very fine-grained perlage. Straw yellow colour with greenish highlights. Complex, very fine bouquet, with pleasant fruity notes of citrus and peach.<br />Dry, pleasantly fresh flavour with a good, balanced structure.<br />Pairings<br /><br />Excellent as an aperitif and with fried prawns or escalopes alla livornese.<br /> <br /><br /> <br />More Info<br /><br />The most known and traditional Altemasi label is the Millesimato, sparkling Traditional Method Blanc de Blancs, whose mark is the elegance obtained from the long<br />maturation on the yeasts (over 24 months). Elegance and finesse are linked to the fruity and mineral bouquet.<br />Tasting Notes<br /><br />Persistent foam with minute fine-grain perlage. Straw yellow colour, with very faint greenish tinges. Complex, highly refined nose, fruity, mineral,with light notes of bread<br />crust. Dry, pleasantly fresh on the palate, with a good, balanced structure.<br />Vineyard<br /><br />The vineyards in Trentino most ideally suited to producing sparkling wines (the hills around Trento, the Valle dei Laghi and the Brentonico Plateau).<br />Preservation<br /><br />Horizontal bottle in a cool and dark space.<br />

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Trento d.o.c. blanc de blancspas dosè<br />It is the unceasing work of numerous sparkling wine producers who strongly believe in the territory and in the quality of a unique wine: producing a Trentodoc sparkling<br />wine is a precious art, a vocation, a skill.<br /><br />The skilful hands of Marchesi Guerrieri Gonzaga have given life to a new expression of their savoir faire with Trentodoc sparkling wine, a tribute to the mountains of<br />Trentino where it originates.<br />Marchesi Guerrieri Gonzaga sparkling wine is a Blanc de Blancs Pas Dosè. It is made from 100% Chardonnay grapes cultivated in the Pressano hills at an altitude of 400<br />metres, on marly-calcareous soils that produce structured wines, and in the upper Cembra valley at an altitude of between 400 and 700 metres on sandy soils of porphyry<br />origin, where more floral wines are produced, with a marked acidity and great freshness. The harvest is carried out exclusively by hand between the last ten days of August<br />and the first days of September. The grapes are immediately processed and fermentation is carried out exclusively in stainless steel at a controlled temperature. The wine<br />remains for at least 8 months on its yeasts, which give it complexity before being bottled. It then remains for a minimum of 36 months in refinement where the magic of the<br />wine comes to life. Finally, after disgorging, it rests a further 6 months in the silence of the cellars. The blend of these grapes from such different vineyards gives rise to an<br />extremely elegant and vertical sparkling wine with a strong identity, a tribute to the wonderful mountains of Trentino.<br />