Metodo Classico Blanc de Noirs Extra Brut Tre

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$54.00 $58.00

Metodo Classico Blanc de Noirs Extra Brut Tre

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Metodo Classico Blanc de Noirs Extra Brut Tre

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The Product in Brief:

✓ Small amount of wine obtained with the Solera method

✓ 100% Pinot Noir grapes, dosage 3.75 g/L

✓ Sparkling wine of great elegance and precision

✓ Disgorgement January 2024

✓ Alcohol content: 12.50%

✓ Unclarified and unfiltered

The Extra Brut TRE is the youngest expression of Marco Buvoli’s Metodo Classico collection, while also carrying all the depth and character of the meticulous work carried out in the cellar. It is a Blanc de Noirs crafted exclusively from Pinot Noir grapes, sourced from different vintages and vinified with artisanal precision. The cuvée also includes a small portion of wine obtained through the Solera method, which adds further complexity and depth to the aromatic profile. The long maturation – partly in fine, untoasted oak barrels and partly in stainless steel, all rigorously on fine lees with fortnightly bâtonnage – translates into a sparkling wine of remarkable elegance and precision.

After about 36 months of aging on the lees in bottle, the wine is dosed at 3.75 g/l, maintaining an Extra Brut style that highlights freshness and minerality. On the nose, as described by sommelier André Senoner, it opens with dried flowers and citrus notes of bergamot, lemon and citron, followed by nuances of white peach and yellow plum, leading to a finish reminiscent of fresh aromatic herbs such as thyme and sage. On the palate it is creamy, clean and fresh, with a well-defined structure and a deep mineral tension that ensures persistence and charm.

Product Sheet:

Variety: 100% Pinot Noir (Blanc de Noirs)

Production area: Colli Iberici (Vicenza)

Soil characteristics: Clay-limestone soils, vineyards located at about 280 m a.s.l., biodynamic management.

Color: Straw yellow, with golden reflections; fine and persistent perlage.

Tasting notes: On the nose it opens with dried flowers and citrus notes of bergamot, lemon and citron, followed by aromas of white peach and yellow plum, and a finish recalling fresh aromatic herbs such as thyme and sage. On the palate it is creamy, clean and fresh, with a well-defined structure and a deep mineral tension that ensures persistence and charm.

Serving temperature: 10–12 °C

Alcohol content: 12.50% vol.

Vinification: In stainless steel and wooden vats at controlled temperature

Yield per hectare: n.a.

Sugar: 3.75 g/L

Harvest period: Fully manual harvest, first half of August

Food pairings: Ideal with raw seafood appetizers, aged cheeses, fried fish, Parmigiano Reggiano, grilled fish, sushi and sashimi

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L'Opificio del Pinot Nero was born from the visionary dream of Marco Buvoli, a wine craftsman who chose to dedicate himself passionately to one of the most fascinating and complex grape varieties: Pinot Noir. In the late 1990s, Marco transformed his passion into a concrete project, creating a small winery in Gambugliano, in the Vicenza hills, where wine meets another great passion: rock music. L'Opificio is, in fact, "the rock cellar," a place where rhythm, vibrations, and emotions flow through the barrels, accompanying the journey of each wine. The vineyards extend between the hills of Vicenza and Padua, in a mosaic of soils and microclimates that enhance the personality of Pinot Noir. Cultivation is organic and biodynamic, with severe pruning, low yields, and manual harvesting to obtain healthy, ripe grapes.

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