Pecorino Spumante Brut is a Charmat method also known as "Martinotti". It has intense aromas of white pulp fruit
This Extra Dry Spumante comes from Pecorino grapes and stands out for its persuasive and satisfying character. It is a white wine that is obtained thanks to the sparkling process using the Charmat method, which involves a double fermentation in an autoclave. The result is an Extra Dry Spumante ideal to accompany your special occasions.
Aromatic and delicate, pecorino spumante brut
Aromatic and delicate sparkling wine, obtained from the natural refermentation of Pecorino wine in small autoclaves using the charmat method, at low temperatures.
Brilliant straw yellow with greenish hues, fine-grained perlage.
There is excitement in Abruzzo, even in sparkling wines. Research and experimentation are bearing fruit and our bubbles are increasingly confronted with those of lands of great tradition.
Pairings
Ideal as an aperitif, appetizers and raw fish, shellfish, first and second courses based on fish.
Delicate sparkling wine, obtained from the fermentation of wine in small stainless steel autoclaves at a controlled temperature of 15/17 ° C for a whole process that lasts about 45 days.
A classic method brut sparkling wine that combines the elegance of a blac de blanc from Chardonnay grapes with the typical consistency of the Abruzzo region.
Opalescent straw yellow in color, the nose opens fragrant with white flowers and apples, with a herbaceous finish of hay. The taste is fresh, savory and leaves the mouth with a delicate hint of bitter almonds.
Colour: straw yellow with greenish reflections, very fine and lively perlage. Bouquet: intense, enveloping and balanced, with notes reminiscent of green apple, wisteria, peach and acacia flowers. Taste: rich, intense, soft and fresh on the palate.
There is excitement in Abruzzo, even in sparkling wines. Research and experimentation are bearing fruit and our bubbles are increasingly confronted with those of lands of great tradition.
Pairings
Ideal as an aperitif, appetizers and raw fish, shellfish, first and second courses based on fish.