
Bisol Prosecco Valdobbiadene Superiore di Cartizze
Grape variety: 85% Glera, 10% Pinot Bianco, 5% Verdiso (Estate Grown).
Color: Brilliant straw yellow with lime-green highlights and a fine and persistent perlage.
Bouquet: wild flowers; balanced intensity; fresh and elegant. Finishes with a pleasant fruitiness.
Flavor: True to the bouquet in its fruity notes of apples and pears; its balance is rounded off by its rich and fine taste.
The Bisol family, whose historic winery is located in Santo Stefano di Valdobbiadene, manages 308 acres of vineyards in the DOCG area, spread over 35 plots in premier locations. The feather in their cap is their seven acres holding on the summit of the Cartizze hill, the most precious vineyard in Italy.
Bisol pursues the highest levels of quality and seeks to elevate the notoriety of the entire Valdobbiadene appellation. Their integrated approach to production begins with a careful selection of vineyards and continues with direct management of each phase of viticulture and vinification right up to the final bottling. The owners of some of the steepest hills in the area, Bisol’s vineyards are worked by hand and cared for using sustainable techniques. Sitting on the cutting edge of tradition, Bisol continuously studies the best techniques for this historic region. Each year the family tests at least six new vinification techniques in order to better understand this unique terroir.

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