D.O.C. Bagnoli Wines

Within the D.O.C. BAGNOLI zone many international grape varieties
are grown. Imported to the Veneto during the Napoleonic period they
were established in the area encountering a climate particularly
suited to their development. When phylloxera spread, the
availability of the first vine shoots grafted was limited to the
international grape varieties.
This factor resulted in further diffusion of these grape varieties
which today represent a significant part of production in our area.
The D.O.C Wines
WHITE SPUMANTE: Straw yellow, fresh and
fragrant, with notes of white fruits and bread crusts, made from
Friularo grapes fermented as white wine (min.90%). This spumante can
be served as an aperitif. It pairs well with succulent and rich fish
dishes such as whipped salt cod and grilled eel.
ROSE SPUMANTE: From the same Friularo grapes a Rose
Spumante can be made. It has floral notes of roses and fruits such
as redcurrants. It pairs well with grilled sword fish.
TRAVELLERS WINE (VIN DA VIAJO): A special wine made
with Friularo grapes in which there are heightened notes of fresh
fruits, alcohol and a note of ethers from the fortifying. The
practice of fortifying wine was adopted during the period of the
Venetian Republic in order to preserve wine during long sea voyages.
Hence the name “Vin da Viago” (Travellers Wine).It pairs well with
chocolate with a minimum of 75% cocoa.
WHITE: made from Sauvignon and Chardonnay grapes
and a minimum 10% of Friularo grapes, fermented as white wine. Full
flavoured with tastes of minerals, and floral notes. It pairs well
with fish first courses such as Cat fish risotto and spaghetti with
clams.
RED: Made with Merlot, Cabernet, Carmenere and
Friularo grapes. This mix was introduced by the celebrated winemaker
Emile Peynaud who was the technical advisor at Bagnoli. The wine is
soft and balanced, with notes of young fruits and vines when young,
and notes of cooked red fruits and spices when it is aged. Well
suited to meat sauces made with game, salamis and grilled red meat.
ROSATO: Fermented as rose from Merlot and Friularo
grapes. It is noted for its fragrance, lightness and mineral
reflections, which are typical for the area in which the grapes are
grown. Suitable for fish based first courses and it goes very well
with fish soup.
OTHER WINES FROM SINGLE GRAPE VARIETIES: Within the
D.O.C. Bagnoli zone both red and white wines are produced from
single grape varieties: Merlot, Cabernet, Carmenere, Refosco Dal
Penducolo Rosso, Turchetta, Marzemina Bianca, Corbina, Cavrara.