▸ Green apple. Lemon. Basalt.

▸ Pergoletta vines, October harvest.

▸ Ready for zucchini pizza.

From volcanic basalt just behind the Cavazza cellar, this Brut brings sharp green-apple crunch and a saline snap. Fine bubbles reset the palate after work; two glasses on the balcony stay lively to the last sip.

Durella is a near-exclusive Veneto grape; Cavazza grows it on young vines rooted in volcanic basalt just 50 m from their Montebello Vicentino cellar. The wine ferments in steel, rests two months on lees with regular bâtonnage, then spends three months in autoclave. Expect green-apple bite and a saline, flinty finish.