Contarini Prosecco di Valdobbiadene 75cl

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Producer :	The Tenuta Contarini covers 12 hectares of wine and is located in the charming town of Conegliano, the capital of Prosecco in the province of Treviso. Contarini has been operated by the Tombacco family for generations. Contarini Spumanti was only founded in 1999. The success quickly arose through a high level and qualitative consistency. Contarini has been at the top of the Prosecco hierarchy for several years and receives regular awards. Luca Tombacco is now leading the progressive yet traditional company, with the support of his experienced father and a talented team of oenologists.
Region:	Prosecco was once the name of a grape variety that winemakers throughout Italy pressed. However, since 2009 the Prosecco grape is no longer called Prosecco by decree, but "Glera" and the term Prosecco is a protected designation of origin. That means, only wine from certain Regions can be called Prosecco. There are two quality levels: D.O.C. means Denominazione di Origine Controllata. This Prosecco comes from 9 areas in the northern Italian regions of Veneto and Friuli. D.O.C.G. stands for Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita. This Prosecco comes from the historical core area of ​​Prosecco around the towns of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene in Venice hinterland.
Grape variety :	Glera (Prosecco)
Manufacture :	Steel tank
Degustationsnotiz:	Very fine, clean fragrance on the nose. Reminiscent of acacia flowers. Good perlage on the palate with very appealing mousse and typical aroma.
Drinkability :	within one year of purchase.
Enjoy:	aperitif, white meat, tender fish, dessert.

Producer :The Tenuta Contarini covers 12 hectares of wine and is located in the charming town of Conegliano, the capital of Prosecco in the province of Treviso. Contarini has been operated by the Tombacco family for generations. Contarini Spumanti was only founded in 1999. The success quickly arose through a high level and qualitative consistency. Contarini has been at the top of the Prosecco hierarchy for several years and receives regular awards. Luca Tombacco is now leading the progressive yet traditional company, with the support of his experienced father and a talented team of oenologists.Region:Prosecco was once the name of a grape variety that winemakers throughout Italy pressed. However, since 2009 the Prosecco grape is no longer called Prosecco by decree, but "Glera" and the term Prosecco is a protected designation of origin. That means, only wine from certain Regions can be called Prosecco. There are two quality levels: D.O.C. means Denominazione di Origine Controllata. This Prosecco comes from 9 areas in the northern Italian regions of Veneto and Friuli. D.O.C.G. stands for Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita. This Prosecco comes from the historical core area of ​​Prosecco around the towns of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene in Venice hinterland.