Bellavista Arzente Brandy Wine Distillate

Bellavista Arzente Brandy Wine Distillate

Arzente, an ancient variant of the word "ardente", is a term coined by Gabriele D'Annunzio in the 1930s to indicate the Italian name for the wine distillate or, more commonly called, "brandy".

Arzente di Bellavista is the result of a discontinuous distillation of only Chardonnay wines carried out in the original Charentais copper stills. These wines are chosen from a small number of sections coming from Franciacorta and their aging takes place in small white oak barrels.

The aroma is refined, light with vanilla and deliciously complex with cocoa, floral, elegant with ripe fruit, fig, plum, hazelnut, tobacco.

Arzente, an ancient variant of the word "ardente", is a term coined by Gabriele D'Annunzio in the 1930s to indicate the Italian name for the wine distillate or, more commonly called, "brandy".Arzente of Bellavista is the result of a discontinuous distillation of only Chardonnay wines carried out in the original Charentais copper stills. These wines are chosen from a limited number of selections coming from Franciacorta and their aging takes place in small white oak barrels. The elegant and inimitable bouquet is the result of the union of several distillates whose patient aging varies from a minimum from 7 years up to over 16 years. The aroma is refined, light of vanilla and deliciously complex of cocoa, floral, elegant of ripe fruit, fig, plum, hazelnut, tobacco. The taste is extremely silky with the characteristic sweetness and softness of great brandies. It reveals notes of honey, cinnamon, bitter chocolate and Piedmontese nougat.