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Prosecco Conegliano Valdobbiadene DOCG Brut Biancavigna

« Biancavigna »
Price €11.70

Prosecco is characterized by a good balance between softness and acid-savory sensation, contributing to the ease of drinking. The bubble is creamy and delicate. The main use is in the aperitif phase and to accompany raw fish appetizers. It is recommended to serve at a temperature of 6 - 8 ° C in...

Methius Trento DOC Brut Riserva Dorigati

« Dorigati »
Price €44.00

The name "Methius" derives from the search for a local toponym that links the origin of the company product to the territory of birth. The etymology of the chosen name is lost in history. It is known that already in 1150 (Prince Bishop and Mainardo II Count of Tirolo) the name of the two villages...

Methius Trento DOC Brut Reserve Magnum Dorigati

« Dorigati »
Price €96.00

The name "Methius" derives from the search for a local toponym that links the origin of the company product to the territory of birth. The etymology of the chosen name is lost in history. It is known that already in 1150 (Prince Bishop and Mainardo II Count of Tirolo) the name of the two villages...

Bosco di Gica Brut Valdobbiadene DOCG Prosecco Superiore Adami

« Adami »
Price €13.70

In Colbertaldo you still cross a small wood that finds its first historical evidence about 6 centuries ago, once called Bosco di Gica; this Valdobbiadene Docg Brut Adami expresses in a versatile way the balance between dry taste and gentle gustatory fragrance (10 g / l). The most suitable grapes...

Cartizze Dry Valdobbiadene DOCG Prosecco Superiore Adami

« Adami »
Price €29.00

Cartizze is the toponym that identifies an area of 106 hectares in the municipality of Valdobbiadene. The most widespread hypothesis on the origin of the name is the one that derives the name from "gardizze", a term of the local dialect that indicates the racks used for the over-ripening of the...