Straw yellow color with green reflections. The perlage is fine and persistent. The nose is elegant with an immediate explosion of hints of apple, peach and rose petals. On the palate it is soft with a good body, sapid and satisfying.

Pale straw yellow color with green reflections. The perlage is fine and persistent. A delicate hint of bread crust is immediately felt, then the fruity note emerges with apple, pear and peach. Dry, decisive taste of fruit and white flowers harmoniously united. Leaves a dry palate and ready for...

The Rosè Incrocio Manzoni 13.01.25 Raboso Brut Malibran sparkling wine is refreshing, harmonious and very drinkable. Fine and persistent perlage. Produced following the Martinotti Method, its foam gives the palate fresh notes of red fruit giving a delicate and dry sensation.

It is the first Valdobbiadene DOCG produced by the company, dedicated to the grandfather Gregorio Favrel, known by all as "Gorio Maibran".

Obtained by assembling the sparkling bases from different vineyards, it expresses what for us is the drinkability of a great Valdobbiadene DOCG.

Attilio Contini, one of the founders of the winery, would never have imagined that his name would become synonymous with conviviality. The ancient Vernaccia grape, which has become a sparkling wine, has been loved for its ability to make every day worthy of being celebrated.

The company's flagship product, award-winning, is obtained from a single particularly steep and suitable vineyard. Personalized cage and tissue paper embellish this very limited production.

Obtained by assembling the sparkling bases from different vineyards, it expresses what for us is the drinkability of a great Valdobbiadene DOCG.

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...

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...