The Story
Produced purely from Glera grapes on the Astoria estate, the Prosecco Treviso Tiemo Brut owes its name to the vaulted roofs of Venetian boats, the Galleys. The grapes are harvested by hand in September during the coldest hours of the night, to maintain their aroma and freshness. Once they arrive in the cellar, the grapes are softly pressed and the must is static decanted. Primary fermentation takes place in steel tanks at a controlled temperature of 18/19°C with native yeasts. The resulting new wine is kept on the fine lees for a month to retain its aroma and then clarified before being transferred to an autoclave for secondary fermentation. The Charmat method sparkling winemaking process lasts approximately 25/30 days at 16/18°C. Before being bottled, the wine ages on the same yeasts as the second fermentation for a few days.

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Description
Produced purely from Glera grapes on the Astoria estate, the Prosecco Treviso Tiemo Brut owes its name to the vaulted roofs of Venetian boats, the Galleys. The grapes are harvested by hand in September during the coldest hours of the night, to maintain their aroma and freshness. Once they arrive in the cellar, the grapes are softly pressed and the must is static decanted. Primary fermentation takes place in steel tanks at a controlled temperature of 18/19°C with native yeasts. The resulting new wine is kept on the fine lees for a month to retain its aroma and then clarified before being transferred to an autoclave for secondary fermentation. The Charmat method sparkling winemaking process lasts approximately 25/30 days at 16/18°C. Before being bottled, the wine ages on the same yeasts as the second fermentation for a few days.






















