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Hail, one of the grape grower’s worst nightmares (the good news is…)
Luckily, Bele Casel has been spared from any major hail damage this year. Hail. Just the sound of the word puts a chill down the
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Rabbiosa, Marzemina Bianca, Perera, and Bianchetta: The “Other” Grapes in Prosecco
We all know Glera but what are the other grapes that can go into Prosecco? Rabbiosa, Marzemina Bianca, Perera, and Bianchetta are some of the
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Weather monitoring is key to maintaining the health of the vineyards.
Our newly installed weather station helps us know what’s going on in the vineyard. The weather. It’s one of the most important factors in grape
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Fake Prosecco? The differences between authentic Prosecco and imitators.
Prosecco imitators are found all over the world. Fake Prosecco and how to discern Prosecco authenticity has been on people’s mind’s lately. Historically, Prosecco as
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Allegagione: How do you translate it into English and what’s its significance?
Fruit set is a critical moment in the vine’s vegetative cycle. Allegagione… it’s not easy to say in Italian! It’s pronounced ahl-leh-gah-JOH-neh. And the English
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Acidity levels help us to understand the wines we will make this vintage
Acidity levels are key to understanding when to pick which grapes. This post was published last week before harvest began. Our English-language blog master was
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Vineyard notes, August 18
Monday, August 18 Yesterday, enjoying a day by myself on my beloved mountain bike, I rode through the rows of vineyards far and wide. First
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@Bele_Casel: “The Prosecco vintage of the MILLENNIUM!” (NOT… well maybe)
The French will continue to make fun of us and Italian journalists will continue to write the same thing that they’ve been writing at the
