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Bedin, Prosecco Spumante ‘’Corte Giovanni’’

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Bedin, Prosecco Spumante ‘’Corte Giovanni’’Bedin, Prosecco Spumante Corte Giovanni De Bedin, Prosecco Spumante ''Corte Giovanni'' heeft in de neus een elegant aroma van abrikoos en citrus. De mousse is fijn, de afdronk lang en fris. Een volle en fruitige prosecco om van te genieten als aperitief. De Bedin, Prosecco Spumante ''Corte Giovanni'' combineert ook mooi met schaal en schelpdieren. Wijnhuis Bedin Laat u meevoeren naar de bergen en valleien van Noord Itali met een fles wijn van het

Bedin, Prosecco Spumante ‘’Corte Giovanni’’

De Bedin, Prosecco Spumante ''Corte Giovanni'' heeft in de neus een elegant aroma van abrikoos en citrus. De mousse is fijn, de afdronk lang en fris. Een volle en fruitige prosecco om van te genieten als aperitief. De Bedin, Prosecco Spumante ''Corte Giovanni'' combineert ook mooi met schaal- en schelpdieren.

Wijnhuis Bedin

Laat u meevoeren naar de bergen en valleien van Noord- Italië met een fles wijn van het befaamde wijnhuis Società Agricola Colli Asolani. Geklemd tussen de Dolomieten, Venetië en het Gardameer liggen hier de wijngaarden van de Veneto regio. Door het Mediterrane klimaat genieten de druiven er van vruchtbare gronden en vele zonuren. Reeds in de Romeinse tijd verbouwen wijnboeren er topwijnen in de groene valleien. In het begin van de 20ste eeuw besloot ook lokale kleermaker Giovanni Bedin om er enkele wijnstokken aan te planten. Zijn zoon Giacomo Bedin erfde zijn passie voor de wijnbouw. Op amper een uurtje rijden van Venetië, in de zonnige heuvels van Cornuda met uitzicht op het heiligdom Madonna della Rocca, legde hij in 1948 de eerste wijngaarden aan. Ook zijn zoon zette de traditie verder voor het maken van prosecco en stille wijnen. De huidige generatie Enrico, Luigi, Denis en Damiano blijven trouw aan de kernwaarden van hun voorouders. De Bedin-broers verdiepten zich in de kunst van wijnbouw en maakten van Società Agricola Colli Asolani, met 40 hectare wijngaarden, een moderne wijnmakerij. De prosecco’s van Bedin herkent u aan de delicate en fijne mousse voor een uiterst aangename wijnervaring.

BergoVino

BergoVino is onderdeel van Berghorst Groep; sinds 1870 actief als drankproducent, distributeur van bier en frisdrank en importeur van wijn. Met de in Hengelo (OV) gevestigde slijterij BergoVino (1979) specialiseerde de familie Berghorst zich steeds meer op het gebied van wijn. Onder de naam Berghorst Wijnimport focust een gedreven team zich op de horeca; kwalitatieve wijnen voor een betaalbare prijs.

Waar Berghorst Wijnimport exclusief aan de horeca levert, richt BergoVino zich op de particuliere markt. Nu kan echt iedereen van onze wijnen genieten.

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