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Le Colture

Le Colture Valdobbiadene Dry Cruner

Appelation

DOCG Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore

Varietal

Glera

ABV

11

Philosophy

Sustainable

Le Colture Le Colture Valdobbiadene Dry Cruner
Le Colture Valdobbiadene Dry Cruner

Tasting Notes

Slightly off-dry finish and delicate floral aromas balanced with a citrus, pear nose.

Cultivation

A Spumante wine that is obtained from an exclusive selection of Glera grapes grown uniquely in Valdobbiadene vineyards. The grapes are harvested from mid-September until mid-October.

Vinification

Soft pressing of the grapes, fermentation of the must in absence of skins at a controlled temperature. After removing the accumulated foam, the second fermentation takes place in closed steel vats with the Charmat method at a controlled temperature.

Valdobbiadene is located right in the heart of the lively and lush green hills of Prosecco. Le Colture is a winery and a cellar that has been in the hands of the same family since 1500. Cesare and Renato Ruggeri are the current custodians of this extraordinary heritage of experience. They hold large and small production secrets, a knowledge of the territory and its grapes, and an innate sensitivity for the health of the vines — not to mention they provide humor and laughs in the cellar. For some years now, Cesare’s three children, Silvia, Alberto, and Veronica, have been intensely involved in winery activities, bringing to its operation a surge of enthusiasm and invaluable innovation.

Le Colture exclusively uses the Charmat (tank) method to make their sparkling wines, thereby preserving the freshness and verve of the unique Glera grape, an aromatic white variety grown almost exclusively in the Valdobbiadene DOCG appellation. In the production of Prosecco at Le Colture, Glera represents 100% of the grapes used, while DOCG laws for the appellation permit a minimum of 85% of Glera with the remainder may be made up of Verdiso, Perera, Bianchetta, Pinot, and/or Chardonnay.

The bottles that leave this vineyard, year after year, are the result of the efforts of a well assorted and close-knit family clan. Each member of the family is directly involved in every production phase—running the management of the vines, selecting the grapes, the various stages of the wine-making, all through to marketing and sales.