It's not a question of parochialism. Here we are talking about a bottle, Italian, that can easily compete with some of the great Champagnes. It is the Riserva of the Lunelli family, owners of the Ferrari di Trento. A bubble of absolute pleasantness that is good today but that in the right cellar, properly stored, can safely evolve further, becoming year after year more complex and pleasant. In fact, he certainly doesn't lack structure. 100% Chardonnay from the family's own hillside vineyards, in the glass it has a beautiful deep yellow color with light golden highlights. The perlage is very fine and persistent. On the nose it reveals a pleasantly fruity wine, despite the long evolution in the bottle, rich and with complex aromas and a broad and enveloping structure. on the palate, then, one discovers an equally complex wine, thanks also to the maturation of the base wines in large Austrian oak barrels. But even so, it doesn't lose the finer notes of crunchy fruit and citrus to which intriguing sensations of toasted yeast and spice are added. Let's put it to the test with an unusual pairing. The company's experts imagine that it is even capable of withstanding the flavor of an anchovy from Cetara. Absolute enjoyment.