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Chardonnay DOC Breganze

Maculan Chardonnay combines the pleasant weight of the Chardonnay grape with the freshness of this cool

climate growing zone at the foot of the Alps in northern Veneto. Fermented in stainless steel and rested

only briefly in tank before release, this is a wine to be appreciated for its zestiness and vibrant character.

Costadolio Rosato Breganze DOC

This is an intriguing rosé made from 100% Merlot grapes, directly pressed without de-stemming or

crushing. Only the first part of the pressed juice is settled for 24 hours at low temperatures, and then

fermented in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks. The wine is refined on the lees for three months

to preserve its fruitiness, and then racked and bottled in spring following the harvest.

Dindarello Moscato Veneto IGT

A delicate dessert wine made from 100% Moscato Fior d’Arancio grapes, which translates as “orange

blossom.” After the harvest, the grapes are dried for one month in temperature- and moisture-controlled

rooms to concentrate the sugars and flavors in the berries while keeping the grapes in the healthiest

condition. Following this brief drying period, the grapes are gently pressed and fermented in stainless

steel tanks, resulting in a lovely and balanced dessert wine.

Fratta Veneto IGT

Maculan Fratta will appeal to your inner hedonist. The wine is made from roughly two-thirds Cabernet

Sauvignon and one-third Merlot grown in estate vineyards around Breganze, a charming wine village in

the northern Veneto region located along the foothills of the Dolomites. Fermented in stainless steel and

then aged for one year new in French oak barriques. Fratta is bottled unfined and unfiltered to preserve

its beautiful profile—which has become legendary among connoisseurs.

Madoro Veneto IGT

Owner Fausto Maculan enjoys experimenting with Cabernet and he is an expert in producing sweet wines

use a ellipse, so why not combine the two? The first letters of MAculan, DOlce (sweet) and ROsso (red)

are combined to form Madoro (Maculan Sweet Red!). It is made with 50% Marzemino and 50% Cabernet

Sauvignon. After strict bunch selection, the grapes are dried for six weeks before fermenting in stainless

steel tanks. The wine is finished in French barriques to add extra complexity.

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