description: This is a Pt-Nat Prosecco. Pt-Nat is short for Ptillant Naturel (French for Naturally Sparkling).It is the same vinification method as Methode Ancestrale used in Bugey Cerdon. The wine is bottled before the end of the first alcoholic fermentation. Unlike Champagne method (in which the base wine completes his first fermentation in tank and only the secondary fermentation takes place in the bottle adding sugar and yeast also known as liqueur de tirage, which will requires the wine to be disgorged), Pt-Nat method doesn't imply the wine will be filtered or disgorged upon fermentation. This gives Pt-Nat its light and fizzy mouthfeel, generally with a little sweetness and low alcohol. Most of the times, bottles are slightly cloudy from the presence of lees.The wine is vibrant with complex lemon citrus, pear and verbena. It finishes dry with delicate yeasty notes.Alcohol 11,0% vol. Acidity 5,1 gl.Residual sugar 0 glPH 3.3Pressure 2.4 atmArea of origin: Vittorio VenetoSoil: calcareous Varietal: 95% Glera (known as Prosecco)Harvest: Manual, with selection of the grapes.Vinification: Soft pressing with bladder membrane press, settling of must, fermentation at controlled temperatureFermentation: Processed according to the traditional method of fermentation in yeast bottles. Is normal his natural bottom deposit in the bottle, which is why it is brilliant or velvety straw yellow if shaken the bubble development is brilliant.Extremely digestible wine, suitable for casual moments or tasting the typical sausages of the local tradition such as the sopressa. Great with pizza daisy. Review: Showing orchard fruit aromas, this wine offers exuberant fruit with light lemon and herbal notes. It offers bright acidity and finishes complete dry. One of the best Pet-Nats weve had this year. Made of 95% Glera, this is a sparkling wine made the ancestrale method where the wine is bottled before the end of fermentation, resulting in dissolved carbon dioxide that lends a light sparkling quality to the wine.- International Wine Review (Champagnes and Sparkling Wines for the Holidays: The Best of 2018), 90