Pinot Nero from young vines planted some six hundred metres above sea level at the foot of the Dolomites. The fruit spent twelve hours on the skins, before being pressed off to tank to rest until the following spring when it was put into bottle with a concentrated must made from passito grapes to cause a second fermentation in bottle. A hazy shade of pink in the glass, this dry, delicate sparkling wine offers refreshing notes of alpine strawberries, minerals and herbs, and screams aperitivo time.