Flumen Prosecco DOC Treviso Extra Dry

Description

One of our most emblematic wines could only be named after our river, Flumen. The history and significance of the Piave River have always been at the heart of our winemaking traditions. The name Flumen is derived from the Latin word for “river,” reflecting our profound connection to the flowing waters of the Piave River.

The region around the Piave River boasts a unique terroir that imparts distinctive characteristics to our Flumen wine.
This river, steeped in history, has witnessed significant events, including the heroic efforts of the Italian army during the First World War.
In crafting Flumen, we pay tribute to the courage and fortitude displayed by those who defended our land along the Piave River.
It was here that the tide turned, as the Italian army bravely confronted the advancing Austrian forces, ultimately achieving a remarkable resistance that altered the course of the war.

This historical context infuses each bottle of Flumen with a deep sense of place and identity.
Our wine, like the river itself, embodies the spirit of resilience and triumph, capturing the rich tapestry of our land’s history and heritage.
Glera grapes, used in the production of prosecco, thrive in the maritime climate of the Piave River region, contributing to the unique flavor profile of Flumen.

The prosecco wine is produced from the grape variety of glera. The stringent regulations governing its production ensure that only wines made in this specific region can bear the Flumen name. It can only be produced in Italy.. Tasting a glass of Flumen is not just savoring a wine—it’s experiencing a connection to centuries of tradition and craftsmanship.