• Piazza del Duomo - Italy is renowned globally for its Prosecco, but that’s not the only sparkling treasure it offers. Bubbles are cherished across the country, leading to the production of premium sparkling wines in numerous regions, including Lombardy, Trentino, Piedmont, and Emilia-Romagna.
  We will sample 3 sparkling wines, each crafted using a distinct method.

Italy boasts a wealth of regions producing exquisite sparkling wines. While some areas are more acclaimed and naturally predisposed for viticulture, like Veneto (Prosecco), Lombardy (Franciacorta, Oltrepò-Pavese Classic Method), Piedmont (Asti, Alta Langa), Trentino (Trentodoc), and Emilia-Romagna (Lambrusco), there are also lesser-known regions that stretch from the north to the south.

To gain a deeper appreciation of the nuances among sparkling wines, we’ll delve into the various production techniques (which affect both price and quality), the vineyard locations, the historical background, and the regional customs.

Together, we’ll savor 3 sparkling wines made using:

1. the ancestral method
2. the Martinotti or Charmat method
3. the classic method

In the course of our tasting, we’ll also demystify several specialized sparkling wine terms, such as \

• Aromarad aroma wheel for enhanced tasting experience
• Complimentary bottled water
• Three unique tastings of Italian sparkling wines
• Assorted snacks to accompany your tastings