Use of stoneware containers to maintain the varietal profile in the basic production of Franciacorta sparkling wines

Presented by

Ferdinando Dell'Aquila

Guido Berlucchi

Presented by

Ferdinando Dell'Aquila

Guido Berlucchi

Oenologist

Luca Risso

Clayver

Fondateur

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