Fruit
Earth
Acid
Body
MInerality
Often Prosecco can be categorized under the good, the bad, and the mimosable. It is rare for Glera, the dominant grape used in Prosecco production, to be given a platform to display its charms. Bisson offers such a stage with their Marca Trevigiana Glera Frizzante bottling. Delicate citrus notes of lime zest, green apple skin, jasmine and sourdough hold onto a vibrant cutting acidity with bracing lively bubbles that finishes bone dry with residues of its persistent chalky minerality. A rare, unmasked approach to sparkling Glera wine.
Country
Italy
Sub-Region
Marca Trevigiana IGP
Region
Veneto
Varieties
Glera
Farming
Lutte Raisonée
Soil
Glacial deposits of sandstone and limestone
Winemaking
Stainless steel fermentation, aged 3 months in stainless, wine is racked off its lees and filtered before second fermentation.