Bronner

A dream becomes reality. We are now offering, an extremely pure wine made from extraordinary Bronner grapes. Bronner has been defined by several experts as the variety of the future and the super-organic wine, thanks to its extraordinary natural ability to resist the most dangerous fungal diseases for grapes, like powdery mildew and downy mildew. It is a hybrid wine grape created in 1975 by crossing Merzling with Geisenheim 6494, two natural varieties derived partly from Riesling and Pinot grigio, with which the new variety shares bunch characteristics and robustness. For this reason, it does not require treatments like other more common and better-known varieties. The grapes we grow are therefore uncontaminated, keeping intact the original aromas and flavours of their region of origin. In order to protect this organoleptic heritage, we produce our wine with great care, avoiding products of animal origin (albumin, caseinate and fish-glue). It’s more than a wine, it’s an ideal made from the juice of the purest grapes.

Vinification

Mechanical harvest is late. The production process includes the following stages: crushing-destemming, pressing, cold settling, racking off and addition of cultured yeasts. Controlled cold fermentation at 14°C. Fermentation is followed by racking and the wine is kept on its fine lees with regular batonage before moving on to bottling.

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