Mamete Prevostini Gus Metodo Classico Pas Dosè 2021

Mamete Prevostini Gus Metodo Classico Pas Dosè 2021 brings together Chardonnay and Pinot Noir in a precise, mountain-influenced sparkling wine from Valtellina. Made by the traditional method and finished without dosage, it offers a particularly dry expression of Lombardy’s alpine winegrowing heritage; the estate traces its history to 1928.

Tasting Notes
Bright straw yellow in the glass, with a lively, persistent bead. The nose combines fresh citrus with inviting fruit aromas. On the palate, freshness and clarity take the lead. Its bone-dry style keeps the fruit focused, while a clean mineral finish adds length. The producer’s description suggests a capacity to develop over five to ten years.

Production
The Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes come from Valtellina, where vines grow at around 400 metres on the region’s characteristic steep slopes. The mountain setting and temperature variations help preserve freshness and aromatic definition. The wine is made using the traditional method, with a slow second fermentation in bottle, then disgorged without added sugar to retain its taut, dry profile. Harvesting details are not specified.

Food & Serving
Serve well chilled, around 6–8°C, with oysters, shellfish, grilled fish or crisp savoury appetisers. Its dry, lively character also suits delicate fried dishes. Decanting is not necessary; serve from a chilled bottle to preserve the freshness and fine bubbles.

Producer
Mamete Prevostini is a historic Valtellina winery founded in 1928. The estate’s work reflects the region’s distinctive mountain viticulture, where steep slopes and high-altitude vineyards shape wines with freshness and aromatic precision. This Metodo Classico is one expression of that local identity.

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