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Vino Spumante METODO CLASSICO

BIANCO DA BIANCO – EXTRA BRUT

€25.30

Straw-yellow with golden reflections and a creamy mousse. Aromas of citrus, white flowers, fresh citrus fruits, bread crust, and sweet spices. On the palate, it is rich, savory, vibrant, and ends with a dry finish.

Production area

Sedico – Valbelluna (Dolomiti Bellunesi)

Variety

100% Chardonnay

ELEVATION

650 metri s.l.m.

Growing method

Bilateral Guyot

VINE DENSITY

4000 vines/ha

Production per hectare

9-10 t

VINIFICATION

White vinification, static decantation

PRIMARY FERMENTATION

Controlled temperature

Base wine maturation

Reserve wines: in wood and concrete, vintage wines: in steel and new wood

Prise de Mousse

30–40 days

SECONDARY FERMENTATION

Refermentation in the bottle according to the classic method

AGING IN BOTTLE

36 months

ALCOHOL

12% vol.

Residual sugar

< 3 g/l

Pressure

5.5 atm

Storage

Store in a cool, constantly-humid environment, away from light

SIZES AVAILABLE

0,75 L

Our vineyard of approximately 9 hectares is immersed in the heart of the Belluno Dolomites, more precisely in the area including several municipalities called Valbelluna, in a well-exposed plateau at approximately 650 m above sea level. The Dolomites have always been considered the most beautiful mountains in the world. They are an extraordinary fossil archipelago that creates a picturesque setting and, thanks to its intrinsic beauty and exceptional environmental and geographical characteristics, officially became part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2009.

Furthermore, at an earlier time, in 1996, the Typical Geographical Indication Vineyards of the Dolomites (or Weinberg Dolomiten PGI in German) was established, an interregional denomination attributed to white, red and rosé wines produced in the territories of the Provinces of Trento, Bolzano and Belluno, peculiar geographical areas which, due to the climate and conformation of the soils, are extremely suitable for winegrowing focused on the search for the highest quality. The valley is crossed entirely by the Piave river and is rich in all the waterways that flow into it.

The proximity to the mountains guarantees a middle ground between the cool subcontinental climate, which approaches mountainous, depending on the altitude. The average annual rainfall is around 1000 mm with a seasonal Mediterranean-like character: concentrated in autumn and spring, although the proximity of the Alps guarantees excellent periodic water supplies throughout the summer. The soil is of medium texture, with the presence of calcareous detritus typical of mountain areas; some strips reveal sandstone, and there are areas in which marl, i.e. old clays, emerge. The texture has a high degree of stoniness, which gives the soil good drainage and aeration and a high limestone content, giving the wines a marked olfactory finesse.

In this scenario, mountain viticulture gives these territories a strong identity that protects and safeguards their integrity, as well as their beauty, from forms of neglect and a state of abandon.

APPEARANCE
Straw-yellow colour, very bright with golden reflections.

FROTH
Creamy and enveloping.

AROMA
Extremely fine, with citrine and white flower notes. In the background, there are hints of citrus, very light bread crust and sweet spices.

FLAVOUR
Rich, intense and tangy, with a dry finish.

TASTING NOTES
Straw-yellow in colour, very bright with golden reflections, our classic method from pure Chardonnay presents itself in an elegant guise with a creamy and enveloping froth.
To the sense of smell, it releases all the finesse that the dolomite-derived calcareous soils are capable of providing. Citrine and white flower hints accompany the classic varietal notes of honey and mature fruit. In the background, there are hints of citrus, a very light bread crust, and sweet spices.
The taste is rich, intense and tangy, with a dry finish.
The reserve wines ensure maximum taste balance so that Stefano Pola’s classic method version always retains its pleasantness when drinking.

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