Adriano Adami Garbel Brut Treviso Brut

The Adriano Adami winery owns most of the best vineyards in the Veneto region. Adriano Adami's lands are located in the Treviso province, where the local population has been making wine since the Middle Ages. The winery's history began in 1920 when Abel Adami purchased the oldest vineyard in the Veneto region, Zardini, from Count Balbi Valier, founded in 1717. This vineyard is also notable for being located in the Valdobbiadene area. It is the only appellation in Italy with DOCG status, where Prosecco wines are produced. The vineyard is planted on the slopes of a natural amphitheater, protected by the Dolomite mountains from cold winds. Inside the amphitheater, a special microclimate has formed, promoting smooth and complete ripening of the grapes. The vineyard is planted on limestone soils, where the Glera grape variety, also known as Prosecco, is cultivated. This grape is used to produce the classic wine of the same name with good acidity and pleasant light sweetness in taste. The Adriano Adami estate produces Brut wines, equally suitable for lovers of dry and semi-sweet wines. All wines produced by the Adriano Adami estate have been repeatedly recognized by renowned wine critics. The wine magazine Wine Spirits awarded the Adriano Adami estate the title of best producer of the year in 2009.