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11% vol \u2013 750 ml<\/p>\n
Brut sparkling wine produced with a blend of grapes, mainly Glera and a percentage of other grapes with a strong aptitude for sparkling wine production, selected for their quality. The winemaking process involves soft pressing of the grapes with immediate separation of the must from the skins, followed by cold settling and fermentation in temperature-controlled steel tanks. The second fermentation, which lasts three months, takes place in steel tanks using the Martinotti-Charmat method, followed by bottling.<\/p>\n
The fine and persistent perlage accompanies an intense bouquet, with notes of green apple and citrus. The dry and harmonious taste, with a residual sugar of 10 g\/l, makes this sparkling wine ideal for aperitifs, light appetizers, and fish dishes. An elegant and refined profile, an expression of the best Brut sparkling wine tradition.<\/p>\n
Serving temperature: 7-8 \u00b0C<\/p>\n
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Why is a sparkling wine defined as brut?<\/a>
Spumanti Blend Zanotto art collection<\/a><\/p>\nSparkling and Semi-Sparkling Wines: The Martinotti \/ Charmat Method<\/h3>\n
Why is a sparkling wine defined as brut?<\/h3>\n
Spumanti Blend Zanotto art collection<\/h3>\n