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Rebuli Prosecco Treviso Extra Dry NV

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Product Description

Overview

Winery: Rebuli

Visual aspect: Straw yellow color with persistent mousse. 

Aromas: Fruity notes of delicious Golden apple and Kaiser pear with a pleasant citrus background. 
Mouthfeel: The wine is well balanced with a nice acidity and minerality, combined with freshness and complexity. 
The finish is long and very pleasant.

Area of origin: Valdobbiadene, Conegliano, Vittorio Veneto.
Soil: calcareous clayey
Varietal: Glera (known as Prosecco)
Harvest: manual harvest with grape selection
Winemaking: off skins by gentle pressing.
Primary fermentation with controlled temperature by selected yeats.
Refinement :Stainless Steel tanks
Foaming: secondary fermentation in "autoclave" (cuve close) at a controlled temperature with selected fermentation as long as a 5 bar pressure is reached.
Fining: 60 days
Training system: autochthonous called "capuccina modificata"
Bottling: isobaric bottling after sterile filtration.

It is ideal for important occasions and as an aperitif. It is also excellent with risotto and noble meat.


Country: Italy
Region: Veneto
Winery: Rebuli
Grape Type: Prosecco Glera
Vintage: NV
Bottle Size: 750 ml
Organic: NO

The Rebuli Estate

This producer has been a grape growers for generations, spumante maker since the 1980’s and has grown larger without losing sight of their origins. Today, the two sons Gianni and Mauro continue the wine making and enological activity which was started with passion by Angelo Rebuli.

The Rebuli Vineyard

The estate is located in the small village of Saccol di Valdobbiadene, at the foot of the Prealpi Trevigiane, where the hills dive into the waters of the River Piave.

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