Torresella - Valdobbiadene - Prosecco - Extra Dry

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Torresella - Valdobbiadene - Prosecco - Extra Dry

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ABV
11%
Serving
6° - 8° C
Food Pairings
ShellfishLobsterCrabSushi and SashimiChickenTapas and Small PlatesAsian CuisineNuts and SeedsBerries and Fresh FruitsCreme Brulee
Key Characteristics
["Low alcohol""Light-bodied""Citrus fruit""Lively""Persistent""Long finish"]

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Torresella

Torresella

Torresella is an Italian wine producer based in the Veneto region, specifically working within the Prosecco DOC appellation. The winery focuses on sparkling wine production using traditional Prosecco...

Torresella is an Italian wine producer based in the Veneto region, specifically working within the Prosecco DOC appellation. The winery focuses on sparkling wine production using traditional Prosecco methods and local grape varieties native to this northeastern Italian wine region.

The Prosecco DOC covers a broad area across Veneto and Friuli-Venezia Giulia, encompassing the historic heartland of Prosecco production. This denomination requires wines to be made primarily from Glera grapes, which produce the characteristic light, fresh, and aromatic sparkling wines that have made Prosecco internationally popular. The region's moderate climate and varied soils, ranging from clay to limestone, provide favorable conditions for growing Glera and creating wines with bright acidity and delicate fruit flavors.

Torresella's current offering demonstrates their focus on classic Prosecco production, working exclusively with Glera grapes to create Extra Dry style sparkling wine. This style typically contains 12-17 grams per liter of residual sugar, positioning it between the drier Brut and sweeter Dry categories, offering a balanced profile that appeals to a wide range of palates.

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Veneto

La Vénétie est une région située dans la partie nord-est de l'Italie, connue pour son riche histoire et sa production vinicole diversifiée. La région abrite certains des vins...

La Vénétie est une région située dans la partie nord-est de l'Italie, connue pour son riche histoire et sa production vinicole diversifiée. La région abrite certains des vins italiens les plus célèbres, notamment le Prosecco, l'Amarone et le Valpolicella.

La tradition vinicole en Vénétie remonte à l'époque romaine, et la région produit du vin depuis plus de 2 000 ans. Les conditions climatiques et pédologiques uniques en Vénétie en font un lieu idéal pour cultiver une variété de raisins, dont le Glera, le Corvina et le Rondinella.

Le Prosecco est l'un des vins les plus populaires produits en Vénétie. C'est un vin pétillant fabriqué à partir du raisin Glera et il est connu pour son goût léger et rafraîchissant. Le Prosecco est généralement produit selon la méthode Charmat, qui consiste à fermenter le vin dans de grands réservoirs avant l'embouteillage.

L'Amarone est un autre vin célèbre produit en Vénétie. C'est un vin rouge corsé fabriqué à partir de raisins secs, ce qui lui confère une saveur riche et complexe. L'Amarone est généralement vieilli pendant plusieurs années avant d'être prêt à la consommation.

Le Valpolicella est un vin rouge produit dans la région de Vénétie. Il est fabriqué à partir d'un mélange de raisins Corvina, Rondinella et Molinara et il est connu pour sa saveur fruitée et moyennement corsée. Le Valpolicella est généralement vieilli pendant une courte période avant d'être prêt à la consommation.

En général, la Vénétie est une région avec une riche tradition vinicole et une gamme diversifiée de vins à offrir. Que vous recherchiez un Prosecco léger et rafraîchissant ou un Amarone corsé, la Vénétie a quelque chose à offrir à chaque amateur de vin.

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Prosecco DOC

Prosecco DOC

Prosecco DOC is a designation of controlled origin established in 2009 that covers a large area across nine provinces in northeastern Italy, primarily within the Veneto and Friuli-Venezia...

Prosecco DOC is a designation of controlled origin established in 2009 that covers a large area across nine provinces in northeastern Italy, primarily within the Veneto and Friuli-Venezia Giulia regions, with some areas extending into Piedmont. This expansive appellation was created to regulate and protect the production of Prosecco following increased global demand and to distinguish it from the higher-tier Prosecco DOCG zones of Valdobbiadene and Conegliano.

The appellation requires wines to be made from at least 85% Glera grapes, with the remainder permitted to include other local varieties such as Verdiso, Bianchetta Trevigiana, and Perera. Production follows the Charmat method, where secondary fermentation occurs in pressurized stainless steel tanks rather than individual bottles, preserving the fresh, fruity character of the Glera grape. The varied terrain within the DOC encompasses both flat plains and hillside vineyards, with predominantly clay and limestone soils that contribute to the wines' mineral backbone.

Prosecco DOC wines typically display bright acidity with primary flavors of green apple, pear, and citrus, often accompanied by floral notes of white flowers and wisteria. The wines are produced in several sweetness levels, from the bone-dry Brut to the off-dry Extra Dry style, with the latter being particularly popular in the domestic Italian market. These sparkling wines are characterized by their approachable nature, moderate alcohol levels, and clean, refreshing finish that makes them suitable for both aperitif consumption and food pairing.

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