Janare Quid Falanghina Spumante Brut

Key characteristics:

Janare Quid Falanghina Spumante Brut is an exceptional sparkling wine that encapsulates the vibrant spirit and unique terroir of Campania. Crafted from 100% Falanghina grapes, this Brut is a testament to the ancient winemaking traditions of the Sannio region, reflecting the rich, volcanic soils and meticulous care of the Janare producer, part of the esteemed La Guardiense cooperative. Its fresh, elegant profile and persistent perlage make it a delightful expression of Italian sparkling wine.

Tasting Notes:

• Variety: 100% Falanghina
• Appearance: It has a straw yellow color with greenish reflections, animated by fine and persistent perlage.
• Aroma: The nose is fresh with floral notes of lime, nuance of citrus, white peach and pineapple, often complemented by hints of orange blossom, flint, and a delicate yeasty complexity.
• Taste: The mouth is tense and crunchy, fresh and enveloping, savory, refined and with a very pleasant persistent finish, offering a balanced, creamy, and vibrant palate with bright acidity.
• Region: Hailing from Campania, specifically the Sannio Beneventano area in the Telesina Valley, where vineyards thrive on fertile, deep, cool, and well-drained soils, significantly influenced by volcanic ignimbrite (grey tuff) from ancient eruptions.
• Pairing: The aperitif par excellence. Excellent to be used throughout the meal, it goes well with fish and vegetable based appetizers. Try it with Neapolitan pizza, seafood pasta dishes, grilled or fried fish, shellfish, and fresh soft cheeses.

Overall impression:

This Falanghina Spumante Brut offers a captivating sensory journey, balancing crisp freshness with an elegant structure and a satisfyingly persistent finish. It’s a wine that embodies the lively character of its indigenous grape and the distinctive minerality of its volcanic origins.

Extra notes:

• The name “Janare” pays homage to the ancient Samnite women, legendary figures often associated with local wisdom and a magical connection to the land, reflecting the producer’s dedication to preserving regional heritage.
• Janare is produced by La Guardiense, one of Italy’s leading cooperatives, known for its commitment to environmental sustainability through practices like utilizing renewable energy from innovative photovoltaic systems.