The Tal Luc Passito wine from Lis Neris comes from vineyards on the estate that are over 25 years old. 

The plots are situated on a gravelly plateau of calcareous matrix, characterised by poor and very draining soils, which naturally limit the yields. At the end of the harvesting operations, the most beautiful, healthy and ripe bunches of grapes are left to dry for a period of 120/130 days in an environment with controlled temperature and humidity, so as to favour the slow dehydration and concentration of sugars and aromas.

The grapes are pressed very softly and the dense, rich must is fermented in French oak barriques.

The wine matures, again in barriques, and completes its ageing with a long period in bottles before release.

Cabochon Doppiozero Brut Nature, born from a production of only 3000 bottles, for a label of extreme class. It presents itself to the glass with a slightly golden yellow colour with greenish reflections.

It seduces the nose with a broad bouquet marked by sweet floral hints of jasmine, chamomile and bergamot that blend well with fruity nuances of peach tobacco.

It makes its entrance on the palate with impetuousness and a decisive crispness, a persistent sip with a citrusy-floe-like return. 

With the 'I Climat' selection, Vie di Romans tells the story of the link between wine and terroir in a profound way. Chardonnay is able to conjugate itself differently to the various soil and climate environments due to its particular aptitude.

Wanting to give impetus to the natural factors of the individual plots, the viticultural and oenological conduction has been standardised, so that no technical variations intervene on their expressiveness.