Estate Indiana
Indian Summer, or in Italian Estate di San Martino, is that period of good weather that comes just after the first drops in temperature in autumn. This is the period in which chlorophyll is replaced by anthocyanin, the pigment that gives the leaves those warm autumnal colours. This metamorphosis takes some time, just as Conegliano Valdobbiadene Dry takes time because the grapes needed for this sparkling wine are harvested late so they reach the perfect concentration and residual sugar.
Estate Indiana
RIVE DI COLLABRIGO COSTA
Varietal: Glera
Vinification and ageing: settling of the must with selected yeasts; resting on the fine lees for at least 3 months
Sugar content: 18 g/l
Tasting profile: complex and fine perfume, taste elegant, aromatic and well-rounded.
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CONEGLIANO FELETTI
The Conegliano and Feletti area is characterized by clay soils, low in limestone and slightly acidic, which promote the absorption of trace elements. These soils retain water well, allowing the roots to grow deeply. The resulting wines have good structure, are fresh, balanced, and predominantly feature fresh fruity aromas, with Mediterranean spicy notes.
TASTING NOTES
THE SOMMELIER ADVISES
Serving temperature: 8°C
Combinations: Dessert sparkling wine, ideal for pairing with fruit-based desserts, dry pastries, and leavened sweets such as panettone and focaccia.
