Author: Azienda Agricola La Badiola

Traditional Method: tradition, technique and quality

When people think of sparkling wine, they often imagine Prosecco or fresh, light, easy-drinking bubbles. But there is a far more complex, prestigious and artisanal production method that gives life to some of the most elegant sparkling wines in the world: the Metodo Classico, also known as méthode champenoise.

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Risotto di mare

Seafood risotto is a rich and flavorful dish, perfect for seafood lovers. This recipe combines rice with a selection of seafood and an aromatic broth, creating an elegant and comforting dish. To best enhance the refined and savory character of this dish, we recommend a glass of our Ventiquattronodi Vintage Traditional Method sparkling wine.

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Pollo arrosto al vino bianco

The pollo arrosto al vino bianco is a classic Italian dish, simple yet full of flavor, thanks to the white-wine marinade and the aroma of fresh herbs. Slow cooking ensures tender and succulent meat with an irresistible crispy exterior. We recommend pairing it with a glass of our Colline Lucchesi Bianco DOC to enhance this exquisite dish at its best.

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Extra virgin olive oil: the Tuscan land and its unique cultivars

Extra virgin olive oil is not just a simple condiment, but the result of a perfect balance between land, climate, and skilled hands. In Italy, there are over 200 cultivars, each with its own aroma, color, and intensity of flavor.

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The importance of organic certification

In a market increasingly attentive to environmental sustainability and product quality, organic certification represents a fundamental guarantee for those who choose to produce and consume wine and oil consciously. For our part, the choice to obtain and maintain the bio certification did not derive from a regulatory requirement, but from a commitment to the land, health and tradition.

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DOC o IGT quale scegliere

DOC or IGT: What Are the Differences and Which One Should You Choose?

When it comes to Italian wine, two acronyms often come up: DOC and IGT. Both indicate a certification of quality, but they differ in characteristics, criteria, and meaning. In this article, we’ll explore what DOC and IGT mean, their main differences, and when it’s best to choose a DOC or IGT wine.

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Tartare di manzo

The *Tartare di manzo* is an elegant and refreshing dish, perfect as a starter or a light main course. It can be served with cherry tomatoes, green salad, or French fries for those who enjoy a crispy contrast, or with caramelized red onion, fresh herbs, or spices to customize its flavor. In any case, we recommend serving it raw with a drizzle of our extra virgin olive oil.

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Gnocchi agli scampi

Gnocchi agli scampi is a delicious and refined seafood dish, perfect for a special dinner or to impress your guests. The delicacy of the gnocchi pairs beautifully with the savory flavor of the scampi and the aroma of white wine. We recommend serving it with a fresh glass of our wine
25.11 IGT: an elegant combination that enhances all the flavors of this sophisticated dish.

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Spaghetti alle arselle

Gli spaghetti alle arselle sono un piatto tradizionale della cucina toscana, particolarmente apprezzato lungo la costa tirrenica. Un piatto semplice ma molto gustoso, grazie alla freschezza e alla delicatezza delle arselle alle quali si consiglia di abbinare il nostro vino Colline Lucchesi Bianco DOC per esaltare al meglio tutti i profumi e i sapori del piatto.

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