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FLORIMONTE

PROSECCO DOC EXTRA DRY

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The sweetest sparkling wine produced by Fiorotto Wine. Produced with Glera grapes and local biotypes, this sparkling wine has a higher sugar residue, compared to a brut sparkling wine, precisely to make it more lovable. Its delicately fruity bouquet with notes of apple, vanilla and lily of the valley make it perfect to accompany  aperitifs and fish-based meals. Its being a little sweeter, and the  ideal feature to be consumed together with desserts. Drank  fresh at 7-8 ° C it is also excellent with sushi and cheeses. The color is yellow  pale straw yellow with greenish reflections.
They are also found on the palate  recognizable hints of fruit and flowers


Sparkling wine with a  delicately fruity  bouquet. From  middle  September handpicked Gera grapes-  After the grapes are genty  pressed, the fermentation takes place at a  regulated temperature  Following is a perfecting in steel tanks and finally the wine matures in  the bottle. Light straw yellow in color with greenish reflection. it has a  distinctive bouquet, lightly fruity with scent of apple and vanilla.
At  palate distinct fragrance of fruits and flowers.  It is served at 7/8 ° C  temperature to intensify the taste and release the perfume. Elegant  sparkling wine for the entire meal, Prosecco DOC Extra Dry is also  excellent for the aperitif.

GALATEO FLORIMONTE
A bit of history

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Giovanni Della Casa (1503-1556) better known as Monsignor Della Casa, of Florentine origins, was an Italian Catholic scholar, writer and archbishop, best known as the author of the manual of fine manners "Galateo overo de 'costumes" Already known for his worldly life both in Rome and in Venice never received the cardinal's purple and with the death of his patron Alessandro Farnese fell into disgrace. He retired to the Abbey of Sant'Eustachio, a Benedictine monastery on the slopes of Montello, in the municipality of Nervesa della Battaglia, where he probably wrote the famous "Galateo" so called because it was dedicated to Monsignor Galeazzo Florimonte (1484-1565), in Latin Galatheus Florimonte, Italian bishop, fine humanist, man of letters and reformer.
We were inspired by these historical and romantic figures to create a line of sparkling wines of great value, elegant and refined, able to lead you, as a sort of good drinking etiquette, to the discovery of a sensory experience that smells of tradition and passion.

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