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A gift from the steep and rugged hills of Valdobbiadene, rich in limestone and clay, originating from the uplifting of the seabed. The fruit of a winemaking tradition rooted in Roman times, Prosecco has become an international icon of Italian savoir-faire. Immediate in its aromatic and gustative simplicity, Prosecco D.O.C. Treviso Millesimato Extra Dry Le Clivie is a versatile and seductive wine. For a business lunch, a celebration or after dinner, a nicely chilled glass of Prosecco Le Clivie brings the moment to life.

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SweetnessDry ColourWhite TypeSparkling

Winemaking: Once the best grapes have been picked, the white wine can be produced, transforming sugars into alcohol and carbon dioxide. Yeast activity, also known as fermentation, lasts around 15-20 days at a maximum temperature of 18°C to preserve the most delicate aromas and flavours. The first variety to be bottled is Prosecco Tranquillo, while the Frizzante and Spumante varieties require a second natural fermentation. The second fermentation, which uses the Italian Method also known as the Martinotti Method, occurs in large pressure chambers called autoclaves. This is how the wine acquires...More about this wine >

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SweetnessMedium sweet ColourWhite TypeSparkling WinemakingConventional

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SweetnessDry ColourWhite TypeSparkling WinemakingConventional

Winemaking: Once the best grapes have been picked, the white wine can be produced, transforming sugars into alcohol and carbon dioxide. Yeast activity, also known as fermentation, lasts around 15-20 days at a maximum temperature of 18°C to preserve the most delicate aromas and flavours. The first variety to be bottled is Prosecco Tranquillo, while the Frizzante and Spumante varieties require a second natural fermentation. The second fermentation, which uses the Italian Method also known as the Martinotti Method, occurs in large pressure chambers called autoclaves. This is how the wine acquires...More about this wine >

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SweetnessDry ColourWhite TypeSparkling WinemakingConventional

The grapes are de-stemmed and soft pressed. The juice is then placed into temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks for 1st fermentation at low temperature for 10/15 days to preserve the fresh fruity flavors. Secondary fermentation is achieved through the Charmat method using a pressurised stainless-steel tanks along with selected yeasts to stimulate the production of natural bubbles in the wine. Finally the wine is bottled. Tasting notes: Clear straw yellow, with greenish tinges; Its perlage is soft but persistent with a foamy feeling. Intense, fragrant and variegated, with notes of Golden...More about this wine >

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SweetnessMedium sweet ColourWhite TypeSparkling WinemakingConventional

Small production of Prosecco DOCG Valdobbiadene obtained from Glera grapes coming form the exclusive UNESCO hills of Valdobbiadene. Long Charmat method provides this wine with a soft and persisting pelage. The taste is dry and delicate. The nose rich with typical Prosecco hints.

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SweetnessDry ColourWhite TypeSparkling WinemakingConventional

Refined and elegant, Prosecco Rosé D.O.C. Treviso Millesimato Extra Dry Le Clivie seduces at first sight. A perfect alchemy between its old rose colour, fine perlage and delicate bouquet, and the ideal balance between sweetness and savouriness. Irresistible and enticing, Prosecco Rosé Treviso Millesimato Extra Dry Le Clivie is naturally aphrodisiac.

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SweetnessDry ColourRosé TypeSparkling WinemakingConventional

Winemaking: The e-stemmed Glera grapes are soft pressed and immediately separated from skins. Primary fermentation occurs at low temperature in stainless steel tanks. On the other hand, crushed Pinot noir grapes undergo maceration in the style of a red wine. The juice is left in contact with the skins for 3-4 days to allow colour and aroma extraction from the skins. The winemaker then strains the juice from the skins into clean tanks where Pinot Noir completes its fermentation. The two base wines are blended for secondary fermentation in stainless steel pressure tanks by the Charmat Method. The...More about this wine >

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SweetnessMedium sweet ColourRosé TypeSparkling WinemakingConventional

Grape variety: Blend of the best red grapes of Puglia Production area : Puglia: province of Brindisi, Taranto, Lecce Type: Red not DOP and not IGP Land: Calcareous clays Climate: Typical Mediterranean ; moderate, sunny, warm Viniftcation : Traditional fermentation with maceration on the skins for about 3 days. Racking, soft pressing and malolactic fermentation. Maturation: 1 - 2 months in steel barrels and subsequent bottling phase. Tasting: The color is intense red with a spicy flavor. It goes well with grilled meats, strong sauces and hard cheeses. Alcohol content : 11.50% Vol. Total acidity...More about this wine >

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SweetnessMedium dry ColourRed TypeStill WinemakingConventional

Intense ruby red color tending to purplish. Vinous and fruity, it has a full and fragrant bouquet with aromas of raspberry, blackberry and blueberry. In the mouth it has a pleasant, harmonious, savory taste with a light herbaceous flavor with lively tannins.

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SweetnessDry ColourRed TypeStill WinemakingOrganic

Autochthonous vine of Friuli. It assumes different characteristics in the various territories. Bright straw yellow color with light greenish reflections. It presents an intertwining of typical aromas with sensations of fruit and citrus. In the mouth it is smooth and savory. Pleasant finish
Àjar is the Friulan name for air and wind, and it recalls freshness of aromas and harmony of sounds. It has a pale straw-yellow hue with a fine and persistent perlage. The floral and finely aromatic fragrance discloses the varietal note. On the palate, Àjar is perceived fresh and soft with a moderately alcoholic and persistent taste. Rich in nuances, this sparkling wine is suitable for every occasion.

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SweetnessDry ColourWhite TypeSparkling WinemakingOrganic

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