Spumante Brut Bianco "Perla" Villa Mattielli

La sperimentazione è sempre stata una prerogativa della nostra azienda. Dopo lunghe ricerche abbiamo trovato il blend che volevamo, dalla spiccata personalità e dalla superba eleganza, frutto dell’unione di alcuni fortunati vitigni a bacca rossa, ognuno con le proprie particolari caratteristiche. Le operazioni di vinificazione ed elaborazione sono molto lunghe e complesse. Per questo nuovo prodotto abbiamo dunque scelto il termine “Appassilento”, a indicare il lungo processo di lavorazione condotto “a passo lento”. Il risultato è un vino ben strutturato, pieno ma liscio, morbido, vellutato. Così lo volevamo e così emoziona.

Dall’incontro tra il celebre vitigno bordolese e il vocato terroir della Valpolicella Classica nasce un vino versatile e dall’inconfondibile eleganza.

DESCRIPTION

Fine, persistent perlage. Pale straw colour with pale green nuances. Intense nose, with hints of white flesh fruits, such as peach and apple, along with crisp citrus notes. A subtle hint of pan brioche and developing mineral notes are perceptible in the background. On the palate it presents as sapid, persistent and extremely well balanced.

Due Veneto Rosso IGT: every sculpture has a double soul. One hidden in the raw material, the other moulded by the hands of the sculptor. With precise gestures and finesse he extracts the perfect beauty concealed in the material. In the same way, only with equal accuracy and finesse, a wine like Due Veneto IGT can be achieved. A product made from Merlot and Cabernet Franc variety which expects attention and pursuit of detail.

The enologist’s job consists exactly in listening to the variety and the grapes answering the needs they express: in this case, a treatment which reproduces the technique of Ripasso.

The second fermentation – evoked by the name “Due” – corrects in fact any possible defect and leads to an excellent result.

To perfect beauty carved with the grapes.

Exquisite red wine that expresses the authentic soul, perfumes and flavors of the territory from which it comes from. Described as “Superiore” because it comes from grapes with a higher alcohol content and it is aged for at least one year. This gives the wine body and structure, but also greater roundness and elegance.