Cartizze Extra Dry 'DDD' Duca di Dolle

Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore di Cartizze Extra Dry "DDD", produced by the Duca di Dolle winery, is a pized jewel of the classic Prosecco area. It is born in a terroir that has been known for centuries as the best in the entire denomination, due to its exceptional pedoclimatic conditions. It is a refined and harmonious sparkling wine that brings to the glass all the aromatic richness of the grapes grown on the Cartizze hill. A bottle of absolute level, which interprets the most classic version of Prosecco Superiore in the sign of excellence.

Prosecco Cartizze Extra Dry "DDD" Duca di Dolle comes from vines that are about 70 years old, cultivated in a one-hectare plot on the steep hillsides of Santo Stefano di Valdobbiadene. The sunny exposure facing south always guarantees excellent ripening of the grapes. The particularly valuable calcareous soils allow the Glera to express itself at the highest qualitative levels, with clear finesse and elegance. Manual harvesting takes place towards the end of September and the best bunches are chilled and brought to the cellar to undergo delicate pressing. The first-pressing must ferments in temperature-controlled stainless steel vats and the base wine is transferred to an autoclave for frothing and re-fermentation according to the Martinotti or Charmat Method.

Extra Dry "DDD" Conegliano Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore di Cartizze Duca di Dolle is a true excellence of the Marca Trevigiana tradition. In the glass it has a brilliant pale straw yellow colour with light greenish reflections. The perlage, subtle and persistent, enhances the aromas of a bouquet characterised by delicate floral notes, hints of orange blossom, citrus peel, aromas of pear, white peach, apricot and soft tropical nuances. On the palate, it is persuasive and harmonious, with rich, ripe fruit that unfolds in a long, satisfying sip. The finish offers fresh and pleasantly savoury sensations. The classic Extra Dry dosage makes it perfect to enjoy as an aperitif, to accompany a board of local cold cuts or savoury, lightly spiced or spicy first courses.