Whoever uncorks a bottle of Lessini Durello D.O.C., always finds a fresh, enjoyable sparkling wine full of character, with an aroma of Renetta apple and yellow citrus fruit, great minerality which is a feature of volcanic terroir wines and a typical tannic texture that is quite unique among white wines, that makes its perlage particularly appetising. The two versions in which it is produced make this wine suitable for the various occasions and it is not difficult to make a good choice: Lessini Durello D.O.C. Italian/Charmat Method if you are looking for a more mellow taste and a fresher and brighter aromatic feature, or Lessini Durello D.O.C. Classic Method if you prefer a wine with a more important structure and more complex aromatic features. The Lessini Durello denomination was created in order to guarantee specific protection to the autochthonous Spumante wines that are the treasure of the territory and its ambassadors around the world. There are however other wines produced in the valleys that have another denomination of origin: Monti Lessini. It includes first and foremost the Monte Lessini Durello D.O.C., the traditional version of the Durello that is not sparkled, although it has all the grit, the dynamism and character that make this wine unique: a pleasantly acidic structure, a forthright volcanic minerality and a tannic body that make it a well structured white with excellent prospects of aging. The Durella grapes could not miss the secular tradition of the withering and this has led to the birth of a non-conventional Monte Lessini Durello Passito D.O.C. Golden yellow with an intense bouquet of sweet fruit and honey, immediately fresh, vibrant with a soft astringency: cast in its dynamic and iridescent dimension of the conversation. Obviously other local and international cultivars can be found together with the autochthonous Durella in the Lessini mountains: Garganega, Chardonnay, Sauvignon, Pinot Bianco, Pinot Grigio e Pinot Nero, vines that have settled in areas where they can fully express the characteristics of their variety, though with a strong territorial quality. All these varieties may be classified as Monti Lessini Bianco DOC, according to the interpretation that each producer gives to the terroir, and can be either, fresh and fruity or of greater structure and complexity. This is the reason that has led us to label the wines with only the name of the territory: the common denominator of all the Monti Lessini wines. The Monti Lessini Pinot Nero DOC comes from a very different vine from Durella, but very similar in some respects. Pinot Nero is in fact preeminently a wine with a personality that is far from conventional. It could be for this reason that many producers of Durello have fallen in love with it and have embarked on this challenge with the pungent scent of wild berries.