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DES0123SP
DS Brut Millesimato
2023
Veneto
Organic Farming
Biodynamic farming
Wild yeasts
Low Sulphur
Vegan

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Prosecco DOC / Prosecco DOCG is quickly becoming the most recognisable sparkling wine in the world, if not already the most produced. Made from the Glera grape and coming from 9 regions spanning the Northern Italian regions of Veneto and Friuli, it is the defacto go to sparkling wine. Unlike Champagne or Cava, Prosecco's second fermentation takes place in a steel tank (Charmat / Martinotti method) meaning it is comparatively cheaper, less complex and lighter. But with cheap production methods and off the chart exports many producers are trying reinstate Prosecco as a wine of quality, making them with ancient techniques (Col Fondo) or with greater complexity and tighter regulations (Prosecco Superiore DOCG).

The De Stefani family began producing wine at the Colvendrame estate, between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene. Generations later, in the 1960's, they bought vines in the Piave Valley (Pra' Longo estate) and in Fossalta di Piave (Le Ronche estate) where they set up a new base and winery. Both enjoy exceptional micro-climates, due to the nearby Adriatic, the Dolomites Alps and the surrounding hills as well as a very particular “caranto” soil: a mix of Alpine white clay and minerals. Today Alessandro De Stefani produces organic wines under a very natural philosophy from old, high density, low yield vineyards. He pays homage to native varieties (like Marzemino and Raboso) and has an annual production of just 300.000 bottles from over 100 acres of vineyard. The winery only uses solar power and is 100% carbon neutral.

Tasting note: Delicate; floral nose; touch tropical. Typical gentle pear; guava; lychee; subtle fruit. Bright; high acidity and clean minerality. Finishes with pear and touch of aniseed.
Winemaking Detail: 20 year old vines. Organic and biodynamic principles in the vineyard. Fermentation with indigenous yeasts and vinification without sulphites or preservatives. Minimal sulphites are added before bottling.
Features Pear Guava White-flowers Delicate Smooth

Features Delicate, Guava, Moorish, Pear, Smooth, White flowers,
Tasting note Delicate, floral nose, touch tropical. Typical gentle pear, guava, lychee, subtle fruit. Bright, high acidity and clean minerality. Finishes with pear and touch of aniseed.
Drink with
Prawns, Salami, Spaghetti alle vongole,

Wine details

Country Italy
Region Veneto
Producer De Stefani
Wine Name DS Brut Millesimato
Colour Sparkling
Style Fresh & Floral
Vintage 2023
Main Grape Glera
Other Grapes
Size 75cl
Closure Cork
A.B.V. 0.11
Production 50000
Aging 3 months on lees in SST
Soil Tufa (limestone) rich clay
Time to drink Now - 2025
Winemaking Detail 20 year old vines. Organic and biodynamic principles in the vineyard. Fermentation with indigenous yeasts and vinification without sulphites or preservatives. Minimal sulphites are added before bottling.

DES0123SP
De Stefani
DS Brut Millesimato
2023
Veneto
Organic Farming
Biodynamic farming
Wild yeasts
Low Sulphur
Vegan

Prosecco DOC / Prosecco DOCG is quickly becoming the most recognisable sparkling wine in the world, if not already the most produced. Made from the Glera grape and coming from 9 regions spanning the Northern Italian regions of Veneto and Friuli, it is the defacto go to sparkling wine. Unlike Champagne or Cava, Prosecco's second fermentation takes place in a steel tank (Charmat / Martinotti method) meaning it is comparatively cheaper, less complex and lighter. But with cheap production methods and off the chart exports many producers are trying reinstate Prosecco as a wine of quality, making them with ancient techniques (Col Fondo) or with greater complexity and tighter regulations (Prosecco Superiore DOCG).

The De Stefani family began producing wine at the Colvendrame estate, between Conegliano and Valdobbiadene. Generations later, in the 1960's, they bought vines in the Piave Valley (Pra' Longo estate) and in Fossalta di Piave (Le Ronche estate) where they set up a new base and winery. Both enjoy exceptional micro-climates, due to the nearby Adriatic, the Dolomites Alps and the surrounding hills as well as a very particular “caranto” soil: a mix of Alpine white clay and minerals. Today Alessandro De Stefani produces organic wines under a very natural philosophy from old, high density, low yield vineyards. He pays homage to native varieties (like Marzemino and Raboso) and has an annual production of just 300.000 bottles from over 100 acres of vineyard. The winery only uses solar power and is 100% carbon neutral.

Tasting note: Delicate; floral nose; touch tropical. Typical gentle pear; guava; lychee; subtle fruit. Bright; high acidity and clean minerality. Finishes with pear and touch of aniseed.
Winemaking Detail: 20 year old vines. Organic and biodynamic principles in the vineyard. Fermentation with indigenous yeasts and vinification without sulphites or preservatives. Minimal sulphites are added before bottling.
Features Pear Guava White-flowers Delicate Smooth

Features Delicate, Guava, Moorish, Pear, Smooth, White flowers,
Tasting note Delicate, floral nose, touch tropical. Typical gentle pear, guava, lychee, subtle fruit. Bright, high acidity and clean minerality. Finishes with pear and touch of aniseed.
Drink with
Prawns, Salami, Spaghetti alle vongole,

Wine details

Country Italy
Region Veneto
Producer De Stefani
Wine Name DS Brut Millesimato
Style Fresh & Floral
Vintage 2023
Main Grape Glera
Other Grapes
Size 75cl
Closure Cork
A.B.V. 0.11
Production 50000
Aging 3 months on lees in SST
Soil Tufa (limestone) rich clay
Time to drink Now - 2025
Winemaking Detail 20 year old vines. Organic and biodynamic principles in the vineyard. Fermentation with indigenous yeasts and vinification without sulphites or preservatives. Minimal sulphites are added before bottling.