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Alta Langa DOCG Extra Brut 'SEITREMENDA'

Deliveries starting at October 2027

Rediscovering the importance of our native grape varieties is a fundamental step toward distinction and the production of unique, high-quality wines.

A refined and elegant wine, distinguished by a broad bouquet with fruity notes and hints of bread crust, along with remarkable versatility. Highly appreciated both as an aperitif and as a companion throughout the entire meal.

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Characteristics

Typology: Alta Langa DOCG Classic Method Extra Brut.
Grape variety: uve Chardonnay e Pinot Nero
Body: Light
Tasting temperature: 7°-8°C

Perfumes and scents: Aroma: broad and expressive, combining power and finesse, with notes of green apple, white flowers, and bread crust. Palate: reveals sensations of white fruit, with intriguing mineral notes emerging on the finish.
Pairings: A truly versatile wine, it can be enjoyed as an aperitif or paired throughout the entire meal.
Winemaking: Manual harvest in small crates between the end of August and the beginning of September, depending on the seasonal conditions. Vinification: only the settled free-run juice is used for the cuvée. After the first fermentation, the wine remains on its lees for 6 months. Secondary fermentation takes place in the bottle, where the wine is aged for a minimum of 36 months in our cellars at a constant temperature of 14–15°C.