Petalo Moscato sweet sparkling wine Bottega

The wine of love

White Moscato is an aromatic vine whose name derives from "muscum" (musk). It was the Greeks who cultivated these grapes and also exported them to the colonies of Magna Graecia located in Southern Italy. The spread of this vine to the north occurred in the Middle Ages mainly thanks to the Venetians and their trade with the Mediterranean islands. With an explosive yet elegant bouquet, the Petalo Vino dell'Amore Moscato Bottega is characterized by a non-cloying sweetness, a moderate alcohol content and a typical hint of rose that evokes the image of the petals printed on the label.< /p>

Alcohol content: 6.5% vol.

Format: 75 cl bottle

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Packaging: 1 piece.

Rose Gold Pinot Nero sparkling wine Brut Bottega

Bottega Rose Gold is a Brut sparkling wine obtained from the rosé vinification of Pinot Noir grapes.

Alcoholic content 11.5%

Sugars, g / l: 10-12

Acidity, g / l: 5.00-6.50

75cl bottle

Poeti Prosecco DOC Spumante Brut Bottega

The wine of poets.

Vino dei Poeti Prosecco DOC is a Brut sparkling wine produced with Glera grapes grown in the province of Treviso, the land of choice for this vine located in the north-eastern area of Italy. This type of grape is grown according to classic and traditional techniques and has maintained its quality and typicality unchanged over the years, which characterize Prosecco wine, the best known and best-selling Italian sparkling wine in the world.

Alcohol content: 11% vol.

Format: 75 cl bottle

Grappa Riserva Amarone Private Barricade

The Private Barricade Reserve originates from a reserve of Amarone grappa. The result of the distillation of fermented grape skins that derive from the production of the precious Amarone della Valpolicella wine, it is the result of the passion and skill of the master distillers, able to transform a solid raw material into a transparent and crystalline liquid, with an exceptional organoleptic profile. The long aging in wood gives it the characteristic intense amber color and enriches its bouquet, giving life to a suaving and intriguing grappa capable of satisfying even the palates of the most demanding connoisseurs.

Acolico grade 43% vol.

Awards and honors:

Bibenda Guide 2021 5 BunchEs Award

Gold Medal at the Concours Mondial de Bruzelles

70 Cl bottle format with case

Poeti Prosecco Doc Extra Dry Bottega

The Wine of Poets.

Vino dei Poeti Prosecco DOC is an Extra Dry sparkling wine that originates from Glera grapes, grown in the province of Treviso. This type of grape is grown according to classic and traditional techniques and has maintained the quality and typicality that characterizes Prosecco wine, the best known and best-selling Italian sparkling wine throughout the world, unchanged over the years.

Alcohol content: 11% vol.

Format: 75 cl bottle

Grappa Sandro BOTTEGA

Grappa, the oldest and most traditional distillate in northern Italy, is obtained from the residual solid part of the pressing of wine grapes. The careful distillation of the pomace allows to extract and enhance the unique characteristics contained, in particular, in the skins that are the seat of the aromatic components. The Sandro BOTTEGA is a product of great personality that presents an elegant and captivating packaging: a delicately shaped bottle reminiscent of a drop of grappa at the time of distillation

Alcohol content: 38% vol.

100 cl bottle

Prosecco SSC Napoli Campione d'Italia Prosecco DOC Spumante Brut Bottega

The wine of poets.

NAPOLI EDITION CHAMPION OF ITALY 2022-2023

Vino dei Poeti Prosecco DOC is a Brut sparkling wine produced with Glera grapes grown in the province of Treviso, the land of choice for this vine located in the north-eastern area of Italy. This type of grape is cultivated according to classic and traditional techniques and has maintained its quality and typicality unchanged over the years, which characterizes Prosecco wine, the best-known and best-selling Italian sparkling wine in the world.

Alcohol content: 11%

Format: 75 cl bottle

Cabernet Sauvignon delle Venezie IGT BOTTEGA

The geographical indication "TREVENEZIE" includes the Veneto region, the Friuli Venezia-Giulia region and the province of Trento. It owes its name to "Tre Venezie" or "Le Venezie", with which this territory of ancient history and wine making tradition is still known today. Cabernet Sauvignon, one of the varieties allowed by this IGT, is among the most widespread and well-known vines in the world and is particularly suitable for the production of wines of remarkable quality and longevity. It originates from the (spontaneous) intersection between Cabernet Franc and Sauvignon Blanc and has the best characteristics of both.

Alcohol content 12%

75cl bottle

Merlot Tre Venezie IGT BOTTEGA

The geographical indication "TREVENEZIE" includes the Veneto region, the Friuli Venezia-Giulia region and the province of Trento. It owes its name to "Tre Venezie" or "Le Venezie", with which this territory of ancient history and wine making tradition is still known today. Merlot, which is one of the varieties allowed by this IGT, is an international red grape variety, able to adapt well to any climatic and soil conditions and is currently the most widespread and cultivated vine in the world.

Alcohol content 12.5%

75 cl bottle

Valpolicella Classic DOC BOTTEGA

Valpolicella has been a land dedicated to the cultivation of vines since ancient times: its name "val polis cellae" means, in fact, "the valley of the many cellars". The wines of the Controlled Designation of Origin "Valpolicella" are produced with native varieties of the territory such as Corvina Veronese, Corvinone, Rondinella and Molinara. Starting from these grapes you get important red wines, of great originality, typicality and international fame such as Valpolicella Classico, Valpolicella Classico Superiore, Ripasso and Amarone.

Alcohol content: 12.5 % vol.

75 cl bottle

SOAVE DOC CLASSIC BOTTEGA

Soave wine would seem to be named after the municipality of the same name founded by the Lombards, also called Swabians (Suaves). It was, in 1931, among the first Italian wines to be the subject of a decree limiting its production area and was the first DOC area in veneto when, in 1968, the controlled designation of origin 'Soave Superiore' was recognized. The use of the term "Classico" is reserved for the product obtained by vinifying native grapes grown on the hilly hills of the municipalities of Soave and Monteforte, in which there is the "classic area" or the historical one, original and of the oldest tradition for this wine

Alcohol content 12.5%

75cl bottle