100% Glera. This is an old heritage style of Prosecco that used to be popular locally but went out of style. The Col Fondo style is sparkling wine that finishes fermenting in the bottle and so still has it's natural yeast and sediment that gives it more depth. Col Fondo translates literally as "with the bottom" meaning that the wine still has all the sediment and live yeast in the bottle. This wine is named after the Canello family's older father who's nickname is Nani and a Caneva is a local term for a good shady place to drink wine. Caneva da Nani has a really pretty inviting aroma of white rose, soft peach, and a bit of honey dew melon. The effervescence is finer than most Prosecco. The bubbles are very small. The fruit is kind of soft ripe green apple, delicate ripe melon, and some soft not sweet peach. The finish just slowly fades away leaving just a hint of the dry yeastiness. This is delicious, fun, and so thirst quenching. This is a great autumn sparkling wine.
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