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The wines made in this area, which are some of the best in Italy, obtained DOC status in 1967 and subsequently DOCG with more careful zoning: the DOC Terre di Franciacorta went to the white and red wines while the DOCG Franciacorta was reserved far those which undergo a second fermentation in the bottles.
In 1995 the first and only Italian DOCG Brut was created, with obligatory natural second fermentation in the bottles.
The wine is straw-yellow in colour with golden hues, and creamy mousse with a delicate, lasting perlage . The original, intense nose has floral notes and the hints of white peaches add depth and balance. The wine's liveliness and freshness are perfectly balanced on the full complex palate.
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