Sartarelli Brut represents the prestigious winery's dedication to showcasing the exceptional potential of Verdicchio in sparkling wine production. Crafted exclusively from indigenous Verdicchio grapes grown in the renowned Castelli di Jesi DOC Classico zone of Le Marche, this elegant sparkling wine demonstrates the varietal's natural acidity and mineral complexity. The traditional method sparkling wine displays delicate perlage with fresh citrus notes, white flowers, and subtle almond undertones characteristic of premium Verdicchio expressions.

Composition: 100% Verdicchio
Appellation: Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC Classico
Winemaking: Traditional method sparkling wine production with careful selection of premium Verdicchio grapes
Style: Brut sparkling wine with elegant minerality and vibrant acidity

Wine Critic Reviews

Gismondi on Wine (90): No significant changes here, just reassuring consistency. This is a delightful Marche white that was made for Westcoast seafood. The verdicchio grape brings a tight, grassy, green apple and crunchy pear to your glass with more green melon, tangerine rind flowing through the wine. A perfect wine for butter clams, pesto pasta, or sushi rolls. The Sartarelli family is committed to the historical preservation of Verdicchio in Castelli di Jesi as they move to elevate the grape’s reputation, and it has been doing it for over four decades. Stock up, this one is a winner. (Anthony Gismondi)

Gismondi on Wine (89): A light, straw yellow colour previews a delightful white wine seemingly built for the west coast table. The verdicchio grape is a fun journey yielding tight, grassy green apple, crunchy pear, and green melon flecked with melon and tangerine rind with a refined citrus current flowing through the wine. The Sartarelli family is committed to the historical preservation of Verdicchio in Castelli di Jesi as they move to elevate the reputation of the grape, and it has been doing it for over four decades. A perfect wine for butter clams, pesto pasta. or sushi rolls. Only 17,000 cases are made. (Anthony Gismondi)