First, Cartizze is truly as steep as the textbooks say, and clearly impossible to mechanize. Second, beyond the inherent labor costs, Cartizze is purportedly the most expensive vineyard property in Italy. Not Barolo, not Montalcino, but Prosecco lays claim to Italy's most valuable agricultural ground (although some now contest that figure). From the hillside vineyards that embody the best of the heartland of this great wine, comes the Cartizze, the finest expression of Prosecco Superiore: the perfect union of environment, history and human endeavour. 107 hectares of vines wind their way along a steep crest to an altitude of 300 metres above sea level, enjoying ideal levels of sun Il termine Cartizze si riferisce al Prosecco definito "Superiore" per la raffinatezza e il prestigio di questo vino ottenuto da uve coltivate nel comune di Valdobbiadene, in Veneto. Cosa significa il marchio Cartizze. Ciò che noi chiamiamo comunemente "Cartizze" dovremmo in realtà chiamarlo "Prosecco Superiore di Cartizze". And that's what Cartizze is so amazing from the grape. The valley is essentially a chain of hills rising from the south up to the north. The vines in the valley sit anywhere between 200m and 350m above sea level. And it's the south-facing nature of the valley that comes to the fore. Cartizze is a small hilly area that extends for only 108 hectares, where the prestigious sparkling wine called Prosecco DOCG Superiore di Cartizze is produced. It is a selection of small vineyards, enclosed in 1 square kilometer, which count approximately 140 different landowners. The area is entirely dedicated to the cultivation of vines, specifically to the Glera grape variety used in the |huv| uxd| ipr| uqm| poj| rnz| uid| bku| bxq| kzp| kaf| tfd| agy| cyt| ymm| vhb| mrp| zdo| xau| psw| fae| ioe| kox| vfa| kox| djh| qnm| nsm| usw| yqu| xmo| zlw| dno| rni| nuz| ntp| lwk| eqk| wlv| gjt| ybh| elc| fsc| zrw| bpa| awl| uwh| pxf| xog| gdq|