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Regular price
€43,66
Vintage:
2018
Denomination:
Sparkling Wine
Origin:
Italy, Piedmont
Alcohol:
12.5%
Format:
0.75 L
Product origin:
Business
Serving temperature:
8°
When to drink:
Aperitif, Dinner, With friends
Type:
Sparkling wine
Taste:
dry, fresh and complex, with marked savouriness and citrus notes
Flavorings:
bread crust, yeast, green apple, citrus
Allergens:
Sulphites
Longevity:
10 years
What kind of wine is Spumante Metodo Classico Brut Nature 'Federico Galliano' 2018 - Borgo Maragliano
The Spumante Metodo Classico Brut Nature 'Federico Galliano' 2018 - Borgo Maragliano is a Piedmontese excellence produced in the hills of Alta Langa, an area known for its cool climate and ideal altitude for cultivating aromatic grape varieties like Riesling. It is made from carefully selected grapes grown over 500 meters above sea level, where temperature fluctuations provide natural freshness and a distinct aromatic finesse. This sparkling wine is produced using the Metodo Classico, or second fermentation in the bottle, the most traditional and prestigious process for creating quality sparkling wines. The Brut Nature style indicates a wine without added sugars after disgorgement, to offer a pure and authentic taste.Vintage Details
The 2018 vintage was characterized by balanced climatic conditions, which allowed for gradual grape ripening and excellent aromatic concentration. Cool nights and sunny days favored the formation of a complex aromatic profile and a marked acidic component, key elements for a long-lived and vibrant sparkling wine.Winemaking and Aging
Alcoholic fermentation of the must takes place at low temperatures, to preserve the fruity and floral notes typical of Riesling. After secondary fermentation in the bottle, the wine ages on its lees for approximately 20 months. This long contact with the yeasts gives the sparkling wine a creamy structure, a fine and persistent perlage, and delicate hints of bread crust and hazelnut. Disgorgement occurs without sugar dosage, fully enhancing the natural expressiveness of the grape variety and the territory.Tasting Notes
Color
Visually, it presents a luminous straw yellow color, with greenish reflections that highlight its freshness. The perlage is fine, compact, and very persistent, a sign of long aging on the lees.Aroma
The aroma is intense and refined: notes of citrus, white flowers, and green apple emerge, accompanied by light mineral nuances and a touch of bread crust derived from bottle aging. A complex yet harmonious bouquet, inviting tasting.Taste
On the palate, it stands out for its vibrant freshness and pleasant minerality. The well-balanced acidity gives impetus and cleanliness, while the structure is elegant and persistent. The finish is dry, consistent with the Brut Nature style, and leaves a long sensation of purity and harmony.What dishes to pair with Spumante Metodo Classico Brut Nature 'Federico Galliano' 2018 - Borgo Maragliano
Versatile and refined, this sparkling wine is ideal for accompanying fish and shellfish dishes, but its structure also makes it suitable for more elaborate preparations. Perfectly paired with:- Seafood appetizers and fish tartare;
- Sushi and sashimi;
- Citrus or seafood risottos;
- Fresh goat cheeses;
- Vegetarian dishes with crispy vegetables or aromatic herbs.
Storage and Aging - how to store Spumante Metodo Classico Brut Nature 'Federico Galliano' 2018 - Borgo Maragliano
To maintain its qualities, the Spumante Metodo Classico Brut Nature 'Federico Galliano' 2018 - Borgo Maragliano should be stored in a cool, dark place, with a constant temperature between 10 and 14°C and bottles kept horizontally. While it is a wine capable of evolving over time, it expresses its vibrancy and freshness best in the first few years after disgorgement. It is recommended to consume it within 2–3 years to fully appreciate its fragrance and aromatic harmony.Borgo Maragliano
The history of Borgo Maragliano winery Nestled in the hills of Piedmont, the Borgo Maragliano winery tells a story of tradition and innovation. Founded at the end of the 19th century, it has evolved from generation to generation, maintaining a vision of respect for the land and passion for wine. ...