Col Fondo or Surlie wine. It is the sparkling wine to always have on hand, well refrigerated and ready when needed to improvise an aperitif or embellish an elegant dinner. In fact, Lo Svelato d'Artista is not afraid of pairings with refined dishes and more nobili.metodo dishes. Traditional local method. Recommended for those seeking the authenticity of the production area
VINES 100% White berried vines VINIFICATION Second fermentation in steel autoclave at controlled temperature Subsequent bottling and storage in thermo-controlled rooms CHARACTERISTICS Pale straw yellow colored wine, with lively perlage The aromas are pleasantly fresh with fruity nuances of yellow fruit, peach and apricot In the mouth it is clean with a pleasant gustatory harmony. Pairings excellent as an aperitif or with first courses and delicate fish main courses
A red wine with character, obtained from the queen grapes of Valpolicella. Peratara from La Collina dei Ciliegi is ideal with rich first courses and red meats.
The Testal Rosso Verona IGT 2019 by Vini Nicolis is an excellent wine, an expression of the Verona area.
Deep dark ruby red that gradually turns towards garnet. Powerful and aristocratic nose made of ripe fruit, jam, sensations of cocoa, walnut husk, tobacco and leather. A powerful yet gentle and elegant full-bodied wine, very noble in roundness, complex and with an unmistakable flavor played on the balance between volume and softness, warmth and freshness, austerity and richness.
Deep dark ruby red that gradually turns towards garnet. Powerful and aristocratic nose made of ripe fruit, jam, sensations of cocoa, walnut husk, tobacco and leather. A powerful yet gentle and elegant full-bodied wine, very noble in roundness, complex and with an unmistakable flavor played on the balance between volume and softness, warmth and freshness, austerity and richness.
The La Rocca vineyard is located on the hill of Mount Rocchetta, close to the medieval Scaliger castle of Soave. La Rocca enjoys a particular microclimate, which makes it possible to obtain a wine with a unique and unreproducible bouquet and gustatory notes, typical of a pedigree wine. Innovative, since its debut in 1978, it has marked a deep groove in the territory, becoming an undisputed symbol of quality and tradition.
From the minute and persistent perlage, straw yellow color, intense. Elegant, clean, fruity and floral nose. Pleasantly flavourful citrine, harmonious with a slightly aromatic finish.
Fine and delicate sparkling wine, obtained from Glera Doc grapes vinified in white, traditionally sparkling in an autoclave for about two months, then filtered and cold bottled. Straw yellow in colour, it smells of wisteria and ripe apple; the taste is pleasant and distinctive, thanks to its lively acidity. It is ideal as an aperitif and to accompany light fish and white meat dishes.
In the 1950s, during the reconstruction following the Second World War, Egidio Montagner wanted to commit himself to the creation of his own cellar, in which to produce quality wines. Over the years, the sons of the founder and later his grandchildren contributed to the construction of what is today one of the most prestigious wineries in Motta di Livenza. The refinement of grape processing techniques and the attention to technological innovations applied to the wine sector are determining factors in the affirmation and success of the wines, liqueurs and distillates produced by "Montagner Vini e Spumanti".
The aromatic-gustatory characteristic of Quattro Note allows it to be combined with various gastronomic specialities. It has a fine and long-lasting perlage, a straw yellow color with greenish reflections, the nose is rich in aromatic notes, fresh, persuasive, delicately fruity, with hints of apple and peach. The taste is pleasant, soft, slightly savory and permanent.
One of the historic wines of the company, the wine of Roberto, the hunter, who wanted to vinify together the different grapes that traditionally make up the blend and enrich them with a long aging in wood. From its taste a harmonious red wine was born, full of great personality and character, slightly fruity and pleasantly spicy.
Straw yellow, with a rather fine perlage. On the nose it expresses fragrant aromas of white pulp fruit, on the palate it is fresh, very soft, full. A rich and pleasant taste, whose closure stands out for its cleanliness. Excellent as an aperitif, it goes well with light appetizers. Excellent on typical vegetarian dishes.
Straw yellow, with a rather fine perlage. On the nose it expresses fragrant aromas of white pulp fruit, on the palate it is fresh, very soft, full. A rich and pleasant taste, whose closure stands out for its cleanliness. Excellent as an aperitif, it goes well with light appetizers. Excellent on typical vegetarian dishes.
With its luminous hues and very fine perlage, the Superiore di Cartizze Foss Marai has a broad and complex aromatic structure, which recalls white fruits, citrus fruits, peach and apricot, with an intense aroma of wisteria and rose.
The sparkling wine par excellence, the version that best enhances the typical characteristics of the Glera grapes. Strada di Guia 109 Extra-dry is rich in aromas, among which acacia and apple stand out for their intensity and elegance. The taste is captivating due to the freshness and residual sugar that blend beautifully
Straw yellow, with a rather fine perlage. The nose reveals fragrant aromas of acacia and apple. Captivating aromas, which open to a well-balanced taste between freshness and residual sugar. It closes with a finish of excellent persistence. Also as an aperitif, it goes well with delicate fish and white meat dishes.
Denomination: Mille Bolle Gialle - Prosecco Docg Extra Dry Grapes: Glera Recommended pairings: perfect as an aperitif and with appetizers, first courses, risottos and shellfish. Alcohol: 11% Vol. Format: 0.75 litres. Serving temperature: 4-6°C. Typology: Prosecco
Denomination: Ultimo, Passito di Mnazoni Bianco IGT Veneto. Grapes: Manzoni Bianco Recommended pairings: Savory cheeses, dry pastries and desserts with candied fruit. Alcohol: 14% Vol. Format: 0.375 litres. Serving temperature: 12-14°C. Typology: Passito
Appellation: Merlot IGT Trevenezie. Grapes: Merlot. Suggested pairings: Grilled meat and farmyard white meats. Alcohol: 13% Vol. Format: 0.75 litres. Serving temperature: 18°C. Typology: Red.
Denomination: Rosso Doc Collio. Grapes: Cabernet and Merlot. Suggested pairings: Courtyard white meats and Italian appetizers. Alcohol: 13% Vol. Format: 0.75 litres. Serving temperature: 18°C. Typology: Red
Prosecco spumante DOC Treviso Extra Dry Grapes: Glera 100% Harvest: Third week of August Alcohol content: 11% vol. Method: Charmat
Johanniter is a white grape variety resistant to fungal diseases created from the cross between Riesling and Freiburg 589-54 several decades ago, in 1968 in Germany. The grapes are harvested towards the end of August. As soon as they arrive in the cellar, the bunches are softly pressed and the must is fermented in steel tanks. Once the base wine has been obtained, the second fermentation takes place, i.e. the sparkling process according to the Charmat Method. * resistant vine: it is a vine obtained from interspecific crossings aimed at lowering the susceptibility of the plant towards cryptogamic diseases (such as downy mildew and powdery mildew) and low temperatures. In this way a stronger plant is obtained and consequently viticulture becomes ethically and ecologically more sustainable both for man and for the environment. The resulting wines are healthier and qualitatively not inferior to the conventional ones we usually consume. In Italy, the cultivation of 10 resistant grape varieties is currently permitted. Colli del Soligo offers two, Souvignier Gris in the still wine version and Johanniter in the sparkling version. Taste to know. Don't miss the opportunity, taste it!
Souvignier Gris is a vine resistant* to fungal diseases, it was created by crossing the Seyval variety with the Zahringer in 1983 in Germany. The bunches of grapes are harvested at the beginning of September, once they reach the cellar they are pressed and the must is left to macerate on the skins for a few days. This gives the characteristic color and enriches the aromatic bouquet. At the end of this process the alcoholic fermentation starts in stainless steel containers. Maturation follows, which for 30% of the mass takes place in new wooden barriques and continues for about six months. This is where the spicy aromas and the particular warm and rich flavor originate. After which the two masses are united again and following the blend is filtered and bottled to then be put on the market after a few months of rest in the bottle. * resistant vine: it is a vine obtained from interspecific crossings aimed at lowering the susceptibility of the plant towards cryptogamic diseases (such as downy mildew and powdery mildew) and low temperatures. In this way a stronger plant is obtained and consequently viticulture becomes ethically and ecologically more sustainable both for man and for the environment. The resulting wines are healthier and qualitatively not inferior to the conventional ones we usually consume. In Italy, the cultivation of 10 resistant grape varieties is currently permitted. Colli del Soligo offers two, Souvignier Gris in the still wine version and Johanniter in the sparkling version. Taste to know. Don't miss the opportunity, taste it!
For our Pinot Nero Levigato IGT Marca Trevigiana, the grapes from the vineyards in the municipalities of Arcade, Spresiano, Ponzano Veneto, Povegliano and Villorba are used. The soils, which are of medium texture, enjoy a cool and windy climate, ideal for preserving the fragrance and acidity of the product. The harvest generally takes place in the second half of September. After harvesting, the grapes reach the cellar where fermentation on the skins begins, which lasts about twenty days in steel vats. Immediately after racking, the product ages in barrique and tonneau for about 12 months. Subsequently it is decanted into oak barrels with a capacity of 30 hectoliters where it continues aging for a few months. Pinot Noir is a pretty bizarre grape and it certainly is among the most difficult to cultivate and make wine. Historically it was born in the French region of Burgundy, where they have been cultivating it for over 2,000 years.
To produce this wine, grapes from vineyards located in the province of Treviso are used. Sauvignon, a semi-aromatic vine well known and appreciated all over the world. Once harvested, the grapes are taken to the cellar where they are pressed and the must obtained is fermented in large stainless steel containers. During the vinification, the technicians pay close attention in order to preserve the typical primary aromas of the grapes and obtain a fine wine. If you've never tasted it, this is the right time to do it. It will amaze you with its precious aromatic bouquet and full and harmonious taste.
The Glera grapes used for the production of this sparkling wine come from vineyards located in the plains, on the outskirts of Treviso. The bunches are generally harvested in September at medium ripeness in order to preserve the acid component, which is important in the production of Prosecco Spumante. After the harvest, the grapes are subjected to a light pressing and a slow fermentation in steel tanks. Finally, the refermentation in autoclave (sparkling) follows the Charmat method.
There are moments that represent something magical, that ignite joy. Moments where the heart and the palate open up to welcome sparkling sensations. With Gran Cuvée you feel the taste, you savor the aromas, the scents envelop you in a magical atmosphere, where everything flows together to create unique and unprecedented emotions. Wine with a pale straw yellow color and a lively perlage. The aromas are pleasantly fresh with fruity nuances of yellow fruit, peach and apricot. In the mouth it is clean with a pleasant gustatory harmony.
The sparkling process takes place according to the Charmat method in steel autoclaves according to the rules dictated by the production disciplinary. The result is a young and exciting extra dry wine suitable for all occasions. Brilliant straw yellow color with some greenish reflections. With a lively perlage, it has aromas of good intensity with hints of white flowers and fruity golden apples. Good intensity. The taste is fresh and on the palate it is elegant and soft, with a pleasantly sugary vein.
Prosecco, in the sparkling version, is a wine capable of teasing and satisfying even the most demanding palates. It has a brilliant straw yellow color with a fine and persistent perlage. The bouquet is complex with hints of rose, jasmine, wisteria and acacia flowers. The fruity notes are of banana apple and pineapple, with mineral nuances. Good freshness, particularly sapid and excellent persistence.
Brilliant straw yellow color with some greenish reflections. With a lively perlage, it has aromas of good intensity with hints of white flowers and fruity golden apples. Good intensity. The taste is fresh and on the palate it is elegant and soft, with a pleasantly sugary vein.
VINES 100% White berried vines VINIFICATION Second fermentation in steel autoclave at controlled temperature Subsequent bottling and storage in thermo-controlled rooms CHARACTERISTICS Brilliant straw yellow color wine with some greenish reflections with lively perlage, it has good intensity aromas with hints of delicate white fruits The taste is fresh and on the palate it is fresh and soft. Excellent as an aperitif or with first courses and delicate fish main courses
Discover the secrets of Veneto wines: Italian excellence
Veneto wines are known worldwide for their excellence. High-quality wines, offering a unique experience to their drinkers, are produced from vineyards located in the green hills of Veneto. If you're looking to discover the secrets of Veneto wines, then you've come to the right place. In this article, we'll explore some of the secrets of Veneto wines and how they can be a unique and unforgettable experience.
The types of wine from Veneto
Veneto wines are known for their versatility. Various types of wine can be produced, including white, red, rosé, and sweet wines. Veneto's white wines are known for their freshness and fragrance. Veneto's red wines are rich in fruit and spice aromas. Veneto's rosé wines are soft and fruity. Veneto's sweet wines are particularly prized for their intense and rich flavors.
The vines of Veneto
Veneto's grape varieties are among the most prized in the world. Several varieties are grown in the Veneto hills, including Garganega, Corvina, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Trebbiano di Soave, and Pinot Grigio. Each varietal has a unique flavor and offers a unique tasting experience.
The DOCs of Veneto
Veneto wines are classified based on their quality and production area. There are two wine categories: DOC and DOCG. DOC wines are produced in a specific geographical area and must meet certain quality criteria. DOCG wines are produced in a specific geographical area and must meet even more stringent quality criteria.
The best wines of Veneto
Veneto wines are known for their exceptional quality. Many of them are considered among the best in the world. Some of the most renowned wines come from the Veneto region, including Soave, Valpolicella, Amarone, Bardolino, and Prosecco. These wines are appreciated worldwide for their quality and uniqueness.
How to best enjoy Veneto wines?
Veneto wines are best enjoyed in a suitable setting. They are ideal paired with typical Veneto dishes, such as pasta, rice, meat, and cheese. They are also ideal as an aperitif before a meal or as an accompaniment to dessert. They can also be enjoyed on their own as a meditation wine.
Veneto Wine Denomination
Veneto is one of Italy's most renowned wine regions, with a vast array of native grape varieties and designations of origin that testify to its richness and diversity. In this article, we'll discover Veneto's winemaking treasures, exploring grape varieties, classifications, the most iconic red and white wines, production methods, food pairings, and much more.
The Veneto region
History
Viticulture in the Veneto region has ancient origins, dating back to Roman times. Over the centuries, vine cultivation has developed and consolidated, producing highly prestigious and internationally recognized wines.
Geography
Veneto is located in northeastern Italy, stretching from the Dolomites to the Venice Lagoon. The region boasts a remarkable diversity of landscapes and terroirs, which is reflected in the variety of wines produced.
Climate
The Veneto climate is characterized by cold, rainy winters and hot, humid summers, with significant temperature variations between day and night. These climatic conditions favor the ripening of the grapes and the expression of complex aromas and flavors.
Native vines
Garganega
Garganega is the most widespread white grape variety in the Veneto region, used primarily for the production of Soave. Wines made from Garganega are fresh, elegant, and aromatic, with notes of white flowers and white-fleshed fruit.
Corvina
Corvina is a typical red grape variety from the Veneto region, primarily used in the production of Amarone della Valpolicella and Valpolicella Ripasso. Wines made with Corvina are characterized by good structure, soft tannins, and fruity and spicy notes.
Raboso
Raboso is another native red grape variety from Veneto, known for its acidity andTannicity. Wines made from Raboso are intense, persistent, and long-lived, ideal for aging.
Wine classifications
DOCG
Veneto boasts numerous wines classified as DOCG (Controlled and Guaranteed Designation of Origin), including Amarone della Valpolicella, Recioto di Soave, and Prosecco Superiore di Conegliano-Valdobbiadene.
DOC
The region also boasts several DOC (Controlled Designation of Origin) denominations, such as Bardolino, Valpolicella, Soave, and Lugana, which attest to the quality and uniqueness of the wines produced.
IGT
Finally, wines that do not fall under the DOC and DOCG designations can be classified as IGT (Indicazione Geografica Tipica) Veneto, a more flexible category that allows for the use of a wider range of grape varieties and production methods.
Red wines from Veneto
Amarone della Valpolicella
Amarone della Valpolicella is a full-bodied and structured red wine, made from dried grapes fermented to achieve a high concentration of sugar and alcohol. It has notes of dried fruit, spices, and chocolate, with a long, lingering finish.
Bardolino
Bardolino is a light, fruity red wine, made primarily from Corvina and Rondinella grapes. It is characterized by its freshness and drinkability, with notes of cherry and red berries.
Valpolicella Ripasso
Valpolicella Ripasso is a red wine made through a "ripasso" process, the fermentation of Valpolicella on Amarone pomace. The result is a fuller-bodied and complex wine, with notes of ripe fruit, spice, and tobacco.
White wines from Veneto
Sweet
Soave is a dry, minerally white wine, made primarily from Garganega grapes. It has floral notes of white fruit and almond, with a fresh, savory finish.
Prosecco
Prosecco is a sparkling white wine made from Glera grapes and fermented using the Charmat method. It features a creamy foam, notes of flowers and fresh fruit, and a smooth, pleasant finish.
Lugana
Lugana is a white wine made from Turbiana grapes, grown in the area between Veneto and Lombardy. It is an elegant and refined wine, with notes of white flowers, fruit, and minerality.
Production method
Withering
Appassimento is a grape drying process used in the production of Amarone della Valpolicella and Recioto di Soave. The dried grapes concentrate the sugars and aromas, giving the wines a distinct character. a unique and distinctive character.
Charmat Method
The Charmat method is used to produce Prosecco and involves a second fermentation in an autoclave, which gives the wine its characteristic effervescence.
Classic Method
The classic method, used for some Venetian sparkling wines such as Prosecco Superiore di Conegliano-Valdobbiadene, involves a second fermentation in the bottle and a period of aging on the lees, which gives the wine greater complexity and finesse.
Food pairings
Veneto wines pair perfectly with local cuisine, rich in flavors and traditions. Red wines, such as Amarone and Valpolicella Ripasso, pair well with meat and game dishes, while white wines, such as Soave and Lugana, pair well with fish and vegetable dishes.
Visits to the cellars
If you're interested in discovering Veneto's wines and producers firsthand, you can organize guided tours of the wineries and tastings directly in the vineyards. This is an excellent opportunity to appreciate the beauty of the area and meet the people who, with passion and dedication, continue the region's winemaking tradition.
Veneto is a land of unique and fascinating wines, the fruit of a long tradition and an extraordinary terroir. From discovering native grape varieties to visiting wineries, immerse yourself in the culture and flavors of this captivating Italian region and let yourself be captivated by its wines.
What are the most famous Veneto wine denominations?
Veneto is one of Italy's most important wine regions, with a wide variety of high-quality wines. Among the most famous Veneto wine appellations are:
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Valpolicella DOC: is a specific denomination for red wines produced in the Valpolicella area, north of Verona. These wines are made primarily from Corvina, Rondinella, and Molinara grapes.
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Amarone della Valpolicella DOCGThis is a specific denomination for Valpolicella red wines that have undergone a drying process before fermentation. These wines are very rich and full-bodied, with remarkable aromatic complexity.
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Soave DOC: It is a specific denomination for white wines produced in the Soave area, east of Verona. These wines are made primarily from Garganega and Trebbiano di Soave grapes.
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Prosecco DOC and DOCGThese are two specific denominations for sparkling wines produced in the Veneto and Friuli Venezia Giulia regions. Prosecco DOC is produced in the province of Treviso, while Prosecco Superiore DOCG is produced in a smaller area in the provinces of Treviso and Belluno.
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Bardolino DOC: is a specific denomination for red and rosé wines produced in the Bardolino area, on the shores of Lake Garda. These wines are made primarily from Corvina, Rondinella, and Molinara grapes.
These are just a few examples of Veneto's wine denominations, but the region boasts many other high-quality, internationally recognized wines.
What are the most important native grape varieties of Veneto?
Garganega, Corvina and Raboso are the most representative native vines of the region.
What is the difference between DOCG, DOC and IGT?
The DOCG designation guarantees the origin and quality of wines produced in a specific geographical area, while the DOC designation indicates a broader geographical origin and greater flexibility in the choice of grape varieties and production methods, while the IGT designation allows for an even wider range of grape varieties and production methods.
What are some of the most famous red and white wines from the Veneto region?
Among the red wines, Amarone della Valpolicella, Bardolino, and Valpolicella Ripasso are highly regarded. Among the white wines, Soave, Prosecco, and Lugana are among the best-known.
What production methods are used in the Veneto region?
In Veneto, various production methods are used, including appassimento, the Charmat method, and the Classic method.
Is it possible to visit the cellars and taste Veneto wines?
Yes, many wineries offer guided tours and tastings. Directly at the vineyards. We recommend contacting the wineries to arrange a visit and enjoy an unforgettable experience in the heart of the Veneto region.
