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Tunia (Francesca Di Benedetto)

Tunia, "Sottofondo" 2020

Tunia, "Sottofondo" 2020

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Tuscany. 100% sparkling Trebbiano.

From the winemaker:

"The Trebbiano grapes used for this wine are harvested early, at the end of August, to achieve good acidity. Then, they undergo natural fermentation without the skins in steel vessels. At the end of September, we harvest another portion of grapes, that will be ripe by now, that undergoes fermentation - this time with skins - for about one month. The two still bases, without any fining or filtering, are kept separated until February, when we obtain the must from the grapes left to dry in the cellar. At this stage, everything is ready for bottling and for the second fermentation in the bottle."

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