Bella Storia Sparkling - Cielo e Terra

Bella Storia Sparkling - Cielo e TerraBella Storia Sparkling - Cielo e Terra sparkles in the glass with a bright straw yellow and a fine, lively perlage that rises like a curtain of lights. Even the first glance awakens anticipation of a fresh, elegant sparkling wine from the heart of northern Italy. The location in Emilia-Romagna shapes its character with plenty of sunshine, mild climate, and cool nights that lend the Garganega grape its finesse. On the nose, the wine presents a seductive interplay of brioche, juicy peach, and ripe lemon. Delicate notes of white blossoms, a hint of green apple, and a fine, almost chalky minerality join in. Slight nuances of almond skin and fresh yeast pastry refine the bouquet and recall classic, noble sparkling wines. On the palate, Bella Storia Sparkling - Cielo e Terra is immediately animating. The perlage appears fine yet assertive, giving the wine the described crisp texture. The citrus freshness provides clear contours, the peach brings juicy fullness, and the brioche note sets a charming, slightly nutty accent. The Garganega grape here shows its talent for balance, elegance, and a clear aromatic profile. The style remains consistently fresh, fruit-driven, and refined. The acidity appears lively and well integrated, the body shows as slender to medium. The finish is dry with a finely fading aftertaste that lingers with impressions of lemon, peach skin, and delicate yeast notes. A hint of salty minerality remains on the palate and lends the wine grip and depth. The Emilia-Romagna region provides ideal conditions for this. Gentle hills, soils with limestone, clay, and sandy layers, plus air currents from the nearby Apennines form a terroir with natural freshness. The Garganega grape feels very much at home here and shows, alongside its fruit, its elegant, slightly nutty side. The result is a sparkling wine with Italian lightness and at the same time serious structure. Typical aromas that unfold in the glass include: Juicy white peach and yellow stone fruit Lemon, lime zest, and a touch of grapefruit Fine brioche, fresh yeast pastry, and a hint of hazelnut White blossoms, acacia, and a delicate almond tone Light mineral notes with a salty touch The dry vinification and crisp texture give the wine a clear line. The perlage polishes the fruit aromas and lends the palate a tingling mouthfeel. The Garganega variety contributes its typical harmony of citrus, stone fruit, and fine spice, giving the wine a charming Italian character with great drinking pleasure. The strengths of this sparkling wine become clear with every sip. Fresh, lively acidity with fine, persistent perlage Harmonious interplay of aromas from citrus, peach, and brioche Elegant, dry style with a crisp finish Organic-certified cultivation with respect for nature and origin Plenty of charm as an aperitif and a versatile food companion This makes Bella Storia Sparkling - Cielo e Terra ideal for connoisseurs who appreciate lightness but do not wish to forgo depth. It suits sunny terrace moments, cheerful celebrations, and stylish receptions, but brings just as much pleasure as a quiet glass to end the day. Production of Bella Storia Sparkling by Cielo e Terra The Garganega grapes for this sparkling wine come from carefully selected parcels in Emilia-Romagna. The climate features warm summers and moderate winters, and regular winds ensure dry vines and clean grapes. Calcareous and clayey soils lend the variety structure and a fine mineral streak that can be clearly perceived in the glass. Garganega plays the leading role here as a single-varietal cuvée. The variety contributes natural freshness, delicate fruit, and an elegant, slightly almond-like note. Earlier harvest times secure crisp acidity and clear citrus fruit, while slightly more ripened batches deliver more peach aromas and fullness. Harvesting is carried out carefully to bring only aromatic grapes into the cellar. In the cellar, Cielo e Terra relies on gentle processing. The grapes are brought quickly to the press after harvest. Gentle pressing extracts only the finest must components, which gives the wine purity and elegance. A short maceration time intensifies the fruit aromas without pushing bitter substances to the fore. The first fermentation takes place under temperature control in stainless steel tanks. Cool fermentation preserves the fresh aromatic profile, especially lemon, peach, and floral notes. Maturation in stainless steel maintains the clarity of the Garganega character and prevents disturbing woody tones. This keeps the wine precise, straightforward, and pleasantly light. For the second fermentation, which creates the perlage, the winery uses a pressure-resistant tank method. The yeast converts the sugar into fine carbon dioxide and gives the wine its lively mousse. During this phase, the brioche notes also develop, recalling fresh pastries and yeast and lending the wine charming depth. After fermentation, the sparkling wine ages for a time on the fine lees in the tank....