The freshness of the wine

THE FRESHNESS OF THE WINE, from the bunch to the glass

The fashion for  fresh wines has ceased to be fashion to become a trend; more and more consumers are looking for elegance, length and freshness above all.

 NEW CHALLENGES FOR AZ3: Shift towards the vineyard

Our challenge at AZ3: Shift towards the vineyard

As wine is a living element that is constantly evolving, the winemakimng sector needs to continuously improve. Changes required by agents as diverse as markets, consumers, legal frameworks, nature or the producers' own self-demand require us to update and continually improve.

 NEW CHALLENGES FOR AZ3: Shift towards the vineyard

Our challenge at AZ3: Shift towards the vineyard

As wine is a living element that is constantly evolving, the winemakimng sector needs to continuously improve. Changes required by agents as diverse as markets, consumers, legal frameworks, nature or the producers' own self-demand require us to update and continually improve.

 NEW CHALLENGES FOR AZ3: Shift towards the vineyard

Our challenge at AZ3: Shift towards the vineyard

As wine is a living element that is constantly evolving, the winemakimng sector needs to continuously improve. Changes required by agents as diverse as markets, consumers, legal frameworks, nature or the producers' own self-demand require us to update and continually improve.

“Vintage” knows your vineyard

“Vintage” knows your vineyard

The sowing of selected industrial yeasts in the history of winemaking is a rather recent technique, very widespread in current enology because it provides fermentation safety (controlling other variables such as nutrition, temp.) and specific organoleptic profiles (valued in some markets) but that some reject because it may involve standardization of the product.

“Vintage” knows your vineyard

“Vintage” knows your vineyard

The sowing of selected industrial yeasts in the history of winemaking is a rather recent technique, very widespread in current enology because it provides fermentation safety (controlling other variables such as nutrition, temp.) and specific organoleptic profiles (valued in some markets) but that some reject because it may involve standardization of the product.