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Q1000 Brut Sparkling Wine Classic Method Abbazia Sant'Anastasia

Q1000 Sparkling Wine Classic Method 2016 - Abbazia Santa Anastasia

Name: Q1000 Sparkling Wine Classic Method 2016 - Abbazia Santa Anastasia
Brand: Cantina Abbazia Santa Anastasia
SKU: W002012ASA
Price: 20 EUR
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Cantina Abbazia Santa Anastasia

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(€26.67 / l)

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Q1000 2016 Classic Method Quality Sparkling Wine

A Classic Method Spumante from Pinot noir grapes which is vinified in white.

A very fresh, young and lively sparkling wine. With a fine perlage, it has delicate aromas of bread crust with some mineral notes and some nuances of currant.

On the palate it is very fresh, sapid and with a good balance between acidity and flavor

75cl bottle

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Classic method sparkling wine v.s.q. Q1000 2016 - Abbazia Sant'Anastasia

This Spumante Brut wine is a Pinot noir that is aged for 60 months on the lees, a process that leads this Spumante to boast a very fine and elegant perlage

The nose has delicate hints of bread crust, accompanied by mineral notes and some nuances of currant.

On the palate it is very fresh, lively with a great balance between flavor and acidity

It is a Spumante Brut of Quality perfect to accompany raw fish, such as a cruditè, or a tartare

DATA SHEET

Classification: Quality Sparkling Wine - Brut Classic Method

Certification: Organic

Grapes: 100% Pinot Noir

Location: High Mountain

No. of vines per hectare: 3000

Yield per hectare: 4,500

Harvest: Manual harvest: first half of August

Production technique: Vinification of whole grapes in white, with soft pressing. Low temperature fermentation. Draft during the spring following the harvest. Refermentation in the bottle at a controlled temperature of 17°.

Maturation: In contact with the lees for 60 months, placed on pupitres with manual remuage. Disgorgement carried out in November 2021. Then aging in the bottle.

Alc. Vol.: 11.5%