Grapes are handpicked around early October and fermented into white wine in stainless steel vats at controlled temperature with native yeasts. Alcoholic fermentation is blocked through cold temperature at 9% degrees and the wine is kept on the lees until springtime when a secondary fermentation develops in the tanks and natural effervescence is obtained.
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Lambrusco Sorbara grapes are hand-picked the second week of September, crushed in a pneumatic soft press and subsequently fermented at controlled temperature into stainless steel tanks up to 8-9% alcohol. This is a bone-dry sparkler with less than 2 gr/lt of residual sugar.
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ambrusco Sorbara grapes are hand-picked the second week of September, crushed in a pneumatic soft press and subsequently fermented at controlled temperature into stainless steel tanks up to 8-9% alcohol.
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20. July 2009
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