Sparkling Wines

The new "Parusso Metodo Classico" Nebbiolo based Spumante wine has always been inclined to rediscover old traditions, a wine that is part of the centuries-old history of Italian and Piemontese sparkling wines.

The perfume is so rich, complex and persistent that it is difficult to describe all the notes that make it up and that follow one another over time. Dry taste, with a fine vein and marked vivacity

TRENTODOC with a unique elegance, obtained from the skilful cuvèe of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir harvested by hand and with a permanence on the lees for at least 24 months, for a pure, sincere product, the result of the best expression of an extraordinary terroir and of the man who has intuited the character and potential.

Perlage: fine and continuous Color: clear and bright yellow straw Bouquet: intense, persistent with a definite hint of yeast Taste: dry, with a fine vigor and marked vivacity, harmonious

Dedicated to founder Arturo, it is made using the classic method, which today represents excellence in Italian sparkling wine production. Precise characteristics, daughters of the more traditional classic method, are combined with the selection of vineyards based on location, exposure, altitude and soil type.

Dedicated to founder Arturo, it is made using the classic method, which today represents excellence in Italian sparkling wine production. Precise characteristics, daughters of the more traditional classic method, are combined with the selection of vineyards based on location, exposure, altitude and soil type.

Obtained according to the Metodo Classico from the rosé vinification of the same Pinot Noir grapes used for Brut and coming from vineyards carefully selected according to location, exposure, altitude and soil type.

View The straw yellow color of this sparkling wine betrays its long stay on the fine lees, the fine and persistent perlage gives further confirmation of the quality of this sparkling wine Nose The long stay on the lees gives this wine unmistakable ageing aromas (ranging from the classic bread crust to freshly baked brioches or croissants) over an extremely variable background that...

View Salmon color with nuances that turn toward onion skin ("pelure d'oignon"), with fine and persistent mousse Nose The long stay on yeasts gives this wine its unmistakable post-fermentation aroma (ranging from classic bread crust to freshly baked brioches or croissants) with an undercurrent of fine fruity (clear perception of morello cherry) and floral sensations (fresh red rose...