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The Prosecco DOC area of production is located in North East Italy, and more precisely in territories falling within 4 provinces of Friuli Venezia Giulia (Gorizia, Pordenone, Trieste and Udine) and 5 provinces of Veneto (Belluno, Padua, Treviso, Venice, Vicenza), one of the most beautiful territories in the whole of Italy.
With a floral and fruity aroma, and a fresh, light and lively taste, Prosecco DOC is the symbol of simple, refined drinking, intrinsically tied to the unmistakable Made in Italy lifestyle.
Spumante
The most famous and widespread type has fine and persistent bubbles. Thanks to its sugar content, PDO Prosecco Spumante can be Brut, Extra Dry, Dry or Demi-sec.
Colour: Varying intensities of straw yellow, bright, with persistent foam.
Aroma: Fine, characteristic, typical of the grapes used;
Alcohol content: 11,00% vol;
Taste: From brut to demi-sec, fresh and characteristic;
Minimum total acidity: 5,0 g/l;
Minimum sugar-free extract: 14,0 g/l;
Pressure: More than 3 Bars.
The grapes used for Prosecco DOC are primarily Glera, a typical variety grown in north-eastern Italy since Roman times. Glera is a type of white grape. Its branches are dark brown and yield a large quantity of straw-coloured grapes.
Vines: Glera 100%
Alcohol content: 12.0% vol
Serving temperature: 6/10 C
Denomination: Prosecco Treviso Doc - Spumante
Glass bottle:: 0,75 l
Alluvial and gravelly soil from river flooding.
Harvest period is late September, mid October. Yield per hectare are 150 quintals.
White wine vinification withour the skins. In autoclaves.
Food pairing recommendations: Fish appetizers, pasta with fisch, boiled fish and fresh cheese. For Happy hour is fantastic.