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San Martino

Named after the saint who marks the end of the harvest, San Martino belongs right in the heart of Prosecco country. Here, where the hills roll down toward the Veneto plain, the bubbles that made the region famous are made.

  • Bottle of San Martino Millesimato Spumante Bianco Italian sparkling wine
    Item no.: 22227865479--8240

    San Martino Spumante Bianco Cuvée Extra Dry is a refreshing and elegant sparkling wine, crafted in the heart of Veneto with its bright, radiant colour and fine, persistent bubbles.

    Expert's Description

    San Martino Millesimato is a Sparkling Wine from Veneto, Italy, made from a blend of Glera and Pinot Grigio with an alcohol content of 11%. The wine is made from carefully selected grapes from the Veneto region, giving a light and inviting flavour profile with a perfect balance between fruit and acidity. It carries the same method and terroir that has made the region's spumante and Prosecco famous worldwide.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Fruity notes of pear, peach and a hint of citrus.

    Palate

    Light and inviting on the palate, rounded off with a pleasant softness.

    Finish

    The finish is fresh and clean.

    Serving & Food Pairing

    Serve well chilled at 6-8°C in a Champagne glass. Perfect as an aperitif, for festive occasions or with fish, shellfish and salad.

    Specifications

    Name: Millesimato
    Producer/Winery: San Martino
    Region/Country: Veneto, Italy
    Grape variety: Glera, Pinot Grigio
    Vintage: Non-vintage (NV)
    ABV: 11%
    Size: 75 CL
    Serving temperature: 6-8°C
    Decanting recommended: No
    Glass type: Champagne glass
    EAN no.: 8033102920220

    Flavour Profile

    Light · Elegant · Pear · Fine bubbles

    Did You Know?

    Glera is the name of the grape that used to be called Prosecco - the grape officially changed name in 2009, when Prosecco became a protected appellation designation instead of a grape name.

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    • 1pcs.
      12,00EUR
  • Bottle of San Martino Pinot Nero Veneto IGT Italian red wine
    Item no.: 22227865479--8241

    San Martino Pinot Nero is an elegant and fruit-driven red wine from the Veneto region in northern Italy, made from the classic Pinot Noir grape - Pinot Nero in Italian.

    Expert's Description

    San Martino Pinot Nero is a Red Wine from Veneto, Italy, made from 100% Pinot Noir with an alcohol content of 12%. The wine carries the IGT classification, Indicazione Geografica Tipica, an Italian quality category that gives the producer greater freedom in choice of grape variety and vinification method than the stricter DOC and DOCG appellations. This edition offers a light to medium body and a refined style that highlights the grape's natural freshness and aromatic finesse.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Inviting on the nose with notes of fresh red berries, strawberry, raspberry and cherry, complemented by a hint of florals and light spice nuances.

    Palate

    Soft and well-balanced on the palate with fresh acidity, delicate tannins and a pleasant fruity character.

    Finish

    The finish is fruity and versatile.

    Serving & Food Pairing

    Serve lightly chilled at 14-16°C in a Burgundy glass. Well suited to white meat such as chicken and veal, pasta dishes with tomato or mushrooms, and mild cheeses.

    Specifications

    Name: Pinot Nero
    Producer/Winery: San Martino
    Region/Country: Veneto, Italy
    Appellation/Classification: IGT
    Grape variety: Pinot Noir
    Vintage: Non-vintage (NV)
    ABV: 12%
    Size: 75 CL
    Serving temperature: 14-16°C
    Decanting recommended: No
    Glass type: Burgundy glass
    EAN no.: 8033102921227

    Flavour Profile

    Light to medium-bodied · Elegant · Red berries · Delicate tannins

    Did You Know?

    Pinot Noir is called Pinot Nero in Italian, and although the grape is far less common in Italy than in France or Germany, it thrives in Veneto's cool climate, where it often expresses a lighter, more fruit-driven style than its Burgundian relatives.

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    • 1pcs.
      10,50EUR
   

About San Martino

San Martino is a family-owned winery from Veneto in northern Italy, named after Saint Martin, a saint traditionally associated with the grape harvest and the tasting of the year's new wine. The house combines traditional methods with modern winemaking technique and has specialised in high-quality sparkling wines from the very heart of the Prosecco region. As Prosecco has moved in recent years from everyday fizz to an international export success, well-made, family-owned houses like San Martino have become interesting for consumers looking for quality beyond the big, industrial brands.

History & Background

The name San Martino comes from Saint Martin, whose feast day on 11 November traditionally marks the end of the grape harvest in several parts of Europe, including northern Italy. The house is rooted in Veneto, the region that has turned Prosecco into one of the world's best-selling sparkling wines, and continues to be run as a family business across generations. By combining older, craft-based methods with modern tank-fermentation technique, San Martino has managed to hold on to an authentic regional style while keeping pace with quality.

Production & Style

The wine is vinified following Italian tradition, with a focus on regional grape varieties and an authentic, earthy character.

Signature Style

Fruity, Earthy, Balanced
The flavour is fruity and balanced, with an authentic, earthy depth.

Facts

WinerySan Martino
CountryItaly
Pronouncedsan mar-TEE-noh

Did You Know?

Saint Martin's Day, November 11th, is traditionally associated with tasting the year's new wine across much of Europe.

Like San Martino? You should also try:

Marrenon and Errazuriz Vin.