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Podere Il Saliceto Albone Lambrusco NV

$49.00
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Podere Il Saliceto Albone Lambrusco NV

$49.00
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How This Wine Feels In The Glass

BODY
SWEETNESS
TANNIN
ACIDITY
ALCOHOL

What This Wine Loves With

Pasta

Pasta

White Meat

White Meat

Red Meat

Red Meat

Cheese

Cheese

What We Drink This With.

Pairs beautifully with

PASTA

PASTA

meat

meat

Cheese/dessert

Cheese/dessert

Why we chose this wine

Brother-in-law winemakers Gian Paolo and Marcello, who started the tiny Podere il Salecito estate in the classic Lambrusco area near Modena, work only with indigenous varietals like the traditional Lambrusco Salamino grape here.

A fresh and fragrant dry sparkling wine made with the Charmat method with grapes exclusively obtained from Lambrusco Salamino. T he Charmat method is a winemaking technique used to produce sparkling wine where the secondary fermentation, which creates bubbles, occurs in large, pressurized tanks instead of individual bottles, resulting in a faster production process and typically a lighter, fruitier style of sparkling wine compared to the traditional method; it's also often referred to as the "tank method" or "bulk process" and is commonly used for wines like Prosecco. 

 

Tasting Notes

Flower flavour
Flower
Red fruits flavour
Red fruits

Wine Details

Organic
Vegan
Hand Harvest
Best Served at 8–10°C