The grapes undergo soft pressing with a cycle of more than 4 hours. The must obtained is clarified by means of flotation. Alcoholic fermentation is carried out by carefully selected yeasts capable of releasing the greatest amount of free terpenes responsible for the varietal scents of these grapes. Fermentation is conducted in an autoclave, so that an alcohol content of 5% and an overpressure due to CO2 of 2 bar can be achieved. Once this goal is achieved, the wine is rapidly refrigerated to stop fermentation.
Alcol
5% vol
Tasting
The fine bubbles drag fruity notes typical of the Muscat variety (linalool) to the nose. The result is a heady, lingering aroma that entices drinking. The palate is dominated by sweetness, with the fruity notes reappearing overbearingly after swallowing retronasally.
Pairing
Sweet and fragrant, it is very suitable for accompanying several desserts, and thanks to its liveliness it can also accompany the tasting of countless varieties of cheeses.