Foss Marai Valdobbiadene Superiore di Cartizze Dry 2025

Foss Marai’s Valdobbiadene Superiore di Cartizze Dry is made from Glera grapes grown in Cartizze, a small and celebrated hillside area near Santo Stefano. Rare and highly regarded among Prosecco wines, it brings together the character of this distinctive site and Foss Marai’s balance of modern cellar technology with respect for tradition.

Tasting Notes
Cartizze wines are often noted for a generous, fruit-forward style, with aromas and flavours that can suggest ripe pear, apple and white peach alongside delicate floral notes. The Dry designation indicates a touch of sweetness, balanced by lively sparkle and freshness. Enjoy it young to appreciate its fruit and fizz; specific tasting notes for the 2025 vintage are not provided.

Production
The Glera grapes come from the hills of Cartizze, near Santo Stefano in Veneto. Foss Marai buys the fruit directly from local growers and processes it in its own cellar, using technology while keeping traditional methods in view. Details on harvesting and vinification are not available.

Food & Serving
Serve well chilled, around 6–8°C, as an aperitif or alongside fruit-based desserts, pastries and mild cheeses. Its gentle sweetness also suits spicy dishes and savoury bites with a touch of heat. Decanting is not recommended for sparkling wine; open and serve promptly to preserve its bubbles.

Producer
Foss Marai is the producer named for this wine and works with growers in the Cartizze area, bringing their Glera grapes to its own cellar for processing. The available information highlights an approach that combines considered use of technology with respect for tradition; further details about the winery’s history and achievements are not provided.

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