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From which years are Asti Spumante No. 22725 and 51831?
Asti Spumante No. 22725 was produced between 1960 and 1969, while Asti Spumante No. 51831 was produced between 1970 and 1979. These two Asti Spumante vintages are from different decades, with No. 22725 being from the 1960s and No. 51831 from the 1970s. **
From which years are Asti Spumante No. 22725 and 51831 from?
Asti Spumante No. 22725 is from the years 2010-2019, while Asti Spumante No. 51831 is from the years 2020-2029. **
Cantine Ceci Lambrusco Spumante 'Bruno' Ceci
Bruno' Ceci is a Lambrusco Spumante that was born from the desire to celebrate an important milestone, namely the winery's 80 years of production. Ceci, now an undisputed point of reference for the production of quality Lambrusco, started, to make this bottle, from the discovery of a notebook in which Bruno jotted down the different types of fermentation and vinification to create the wine he produced in the 1960s. This discovery gave rise to the desire to re-propose that Lambrusco today, with a new look but at the same time faithful to the original. To say the least smooth on the palate, it risks finishing too quickly. Spumante Lambrusco 'Bruno' Ceci originates from grapes that are processed with special care and attention throughout the production process, from the vineyard to bottling. After the harvest, the Lambrusco grapes are immediately taken to the winemaking rooms, where they are destemmed, selecting only the best grapes. Following the pressing phase, the must ferments in autoclaves, following the production principles of the Martinotti method. The sparkling wine remains in the autoclave until bottling. The Lambrusco Spumante 'Bruno' signed by the Ceci winery moves in the glass with a beautiful red-purple colour, enriched by a particularly bright light. Bubbles abound in the glass, and are characterised by a fine grain and good duration. On the nose there is a light fruity scent, from which emerges a particular hint of small berries and on the finish a hint of violet blossom. In the mouth it is light-bodied, slender and drinkable, with a frank sip with a dry and convivial soul. Bruno' Ceci presents the essence of traditional Lambrusco revisited on the occasion of the winery's 80th birthday.
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Cantine Ceci Lambrusco Spumante Rosato 'Bruno e le Rose' Ceci
The Lambrusco Spumante Rosato “Bruno e le Rose” by Ceci is a convivial and satisfying sparkling wine, produced by one of the wineries that have made history in this category. Indeed, it is impossible not to associate the name of Ceci with that of the most famous red grape variety from Emilia, as the family that bears the name of the winery was one of the first to truly believe in its potential and to provide multiple interpretations. Never has it been more appropriate to speak of modernity and progress united with deep-rooted tradition, given that the winery was founded in 1938 and has always drawn from old family knowledge, blending it with a cutting-edge winery and meticulous work. Today, the company produces almost three million bottles, a considerable number that has not lost sight of the goal it has always pursued: the search for quality and detail. Perfectly successful, we might add. The wine “Bruno e le Rose” is obtained from a blend consisting almost entirely of Lambrusco and a minority part of Pinot Black, from vineyards cultivated near Torrile in the province of Parma. If in the vineyard the focus is on selecting the best bunches and the perfect ripening of the grapes, in the winery the process continues with destemming, brief maceration on the skins, and initial fermentation in stainless steel, followed by secondary fermentation in autoclave according to the Martinotti/Charmat method. The Rosé Sparkling Wine “Bruno e le Rose” presents itself in the glass with a golden pink hue and delicate perlage. Fresh and inviting olfactory impact, even luscious, with hints of cherry, strawberry, and orange peel. On the palate, the liquid reveals itself juicy and with an irresistible drinkability, enlivened by a creamy bubble and a proper amount of freshness. Winning on the everyday table.
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Cantine Ceci Lambrusco 'Otello Nero di Lambrusco' CeciThe "Otello Nero" is the most famous wine from the Ceci winery, the first Lambrusco to be awarded the highest accolade in the Italian Sommelier Association's guide. It is an innovative semi-sparkling red wine with an important structure and a purplish red colour that turns to black, so popular that it has succeeded in relaunching the image of Emilian style wine throughout the world. It was born as an homage to the founder and progenitor Otello Ceci, an innkeeper who became famous in the Parma area during the 1930s for his culinary specialities (culatello and salami) and for the typical wine served in traditional bowls. The first production of 'Otello Nero di Lambrusco' dates back to 2003, after years of experimentation in the vineyard and cellar. It is produced from grapes harvested in the Parma hills at the beginning of October, subjected to low-temperature maceration on the skins for about a week, and frothing according to the Charmat or Martinotti method. This commitment was abundantly repaid and now this label is considered the winery's masterpiece, very popular and appreciated in the restaurants and homes of Italians. Since its release, the image of Lambrusco has undergone an interesting and surprising revaluation process and the Ceci family has become a benchmark of excellence and high quality. The Lambrusco "Otello Nero di Lambrusco" by Cantine Ceci is characterised by its pleasantness, easiness to drink and its slightly sweet and extraordinarily thirst-quenching personality, with fruity and intense notes that lend themselves to accompanying typical Emilian dishes. The nose offers a marvellous bouquet of varietal aromas in which it is easy to recognise berries and pomegranate seeds, together with roses, violets, sweet spices and delicate herbs. In the mouth it gladdens the senses with creamy touch and a good liveliness, offering savoury notes and pleasant sugary nuances. With the pleasantness of its colour, its perlage and with the lively softness of its aromas, 'Otello Nero di Lambrusco' is able to captivate the senses and make all lovers of Emilian wine and lovers of good food fall in love.8,00 £*Shipping: 48,00 £Secure redirect to the provider
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Cantine Ceci Lambrusco 'Otello 200' CeciCeci's "Otello 200" Lambrusco is one of the many timeless gems this historic winery from Torrile, just a few kilometres from Parma, presents in its immense wine mosaic. Lambruscos can be considered worthy representatives of a land and its people: Emilia. They are sparkling wines, fresh, and excellent companions, much like Otello Ceci, who began his winemaking adventure in 1938 by serving his own-produced Lambrusco to the customers of the family's tavern. Ceci's "Otello 200" Lambrusco is made entirely from the Maestri variety, which seems to take its name from the homonymous villa near the town of San Pancrazio in the province of Parma. This type of Lambrusco has seen a significant increase in vineyard hectares in recent decades - increasingly replacing the lighter-bodied and less impactful "Marani" variety - even extending beyond national borders to find a place in Australia and Argentina. Once the grapes are harvested, the winemaking process in the cellar follows the traditional methodology of Lambrusco, initiating the second fermentation inside an autoclave, known as the Charmat Method. "Otello 200" from the Ceci Winery is immediately recognizable when poured into a glass, thanks to its purplish elegance that culminates in a creamy and ultra-fine foam. The finesse of geranium blends with the freshness and sweetness of forest fruits, such as raspberries and blackberries, creating an aromatic profile that entices a taste. Once on the palate, "Otello 200" opens up, expressing all its warmth with a slightly off-dry sip, immediately delicately balanced by a decisive freshness, gentle bubbles, and a pleasant sapidity. This companionable Lambrusco interpretation from the Ceci Winery is a wine suitable for any time, from lunch to dinner, including aperitivo, it's a must-have to be enjoyed without too much fuss.8,00 £*Shipping: 48,00 £Secure redirect to the provider
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Cantine Ceci Lambrusco 'Otello Nero di Lambrusco' Magnum CeciThe "Otello Nero" is the most famous wine from the Ceci winery, the first Lambrusco to be awarded the highest accolade in the Italian Sommelier Association's guide. It is an innovative semi-sparkling red wine with an important structure and a purplish red colour that turns to black, so popular that it has succeeded in relaunching the image of Emilian style wine throughout the world. It was born as an homage to the founder and progenitor Otello Ceci, an innkeeper who became famous in the Parma area during the 1930s for his culinary specialities (culatello and salami) and for the typical wine served in traditional bowls. The first production of 'Otello Nero di Lambrusco' dates back to 2003, after years of experimentation in the vineyard and cellar. It is produced from grapes harvested in the Parma hills at the beginning of October, subjected to low-temperature maceration on the skins for about a week, and frothing according to the Charmat or Martinotti method. This commitment was abundantly repaid and now this label is considered the winery's masterpiece, very popular and appreciated in the restaurants and homes of Italians. Since its release, the image of Lambrusco has undergone an interesting and surprising revaluation process and the Ceci family has become a benchmark of excellence and high quality. The Lambrusco "Otello Nero di Lambrusco" by Cantine Ceci is characterised by its pleasantness, easiness to drink and its slightly sweet and extraordinarily thirst-quenching personality, with fruity and intense notes that lend themselves to accompanying typical Emilian dishes. The nose offers a marvellous bouquet of varietal aromas in which it is easy to recognise berries and pomegranate seeds, together with roses, violets, sweet spices and delicate herbs. In the mouth it gladdens the senses with creamy touch and a good liveliness, offering savoury notes and pleasant sugary nuances. With the pleasantness of its colour, its perlage and with the lively softness of its aromas, 'Otello Nero di Lambrusco' is able to captivate the senses and make all lovers of Emilian wine and lovers of good food fall in love.24,00 £*Shipping: 48,00 £Secure redirect to the provider
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Cantine Ceci Spumante 'Otello Rosé 1813' Ceci"Otello Rosé 1813" is a sparkling wine produced with the Charmat Method by Cantina Ceci, one of the most prestigious names in the Emilia-Romagna wine scene. It is a rosé sparkling wine based on Pinot Noir, with a soft and fruity profile, expressing delicate floral scents, aromas of small berries, vivid mousse and great drinkability. A label of great versatility, suitable for accompanying convivial moments, cheese and charcuterie appetizers or appetizing finger food. Ceci's Spumante "Otello Rosé 1813" is made with Pinot Noir grapes, which come from vineyards cultivated in the hilly area north of Parma. The choice of sparkling wine using the Charmat or Martinotti method, with re-fermentation in autoclaves, is made to try to enhance above all the varietal characteristics of the grapes, bringing to the fore the delicate varietal notes of Pinot Noir and its refined and fresh fruity aromas. After harvest, the grapes are vinified in white, with brief contact with the skins, to extract aromas, flavours and some colour. The base wines are then started in autoclave fermentation with the addition of selected yeasts. Once the fermentation and second fermentation are complete, the wine rests for a short time in tanks before being bottled. The "Rosé Otello 1831" from the Emilian winery Ceci is a harmonious, pleasantly fresh and fruity sparkling wine. An ideal choice for those seeking a glass that combines the noble personality of Pinot Noir with the expressive immediacy and simplicity of the Charmat Method. It shows a beautiful deep pink, almost cherry colour. The mousse is creamy and delicate, with rich and continuous perlage. The nose opens on subtle floral scents of violet, rose petals and fragrant aromas of wild strawberries, red currant and raspberry. The sip is lively and juicy, with pleasantly crisp fruit and intense freshness.9,00 £*Shipping: 48,00 £Secure redirect to the provider
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When do you use "ceci" and when do you use "cela" in French?
In French, "ceci" is used to refer to something that is close or near to the speaker, while "cela" is used to refer to something that is farther away or more distant. For example, you would use "ceci" to point to something nearby, such as "ceci est mon livre" (this is my book), and "cela" to point to something farther away, such as "cela est une belle maison" (that is a beautiful house). Both "ceci" and "cela" are demonstrative pronouns that help to indicate the proximity of an object or idea in relation to the speaker. **
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What is the difference between ce, ça, cela, ceci, celui, celle, ceux, and celles?
Ce, ça, cela, and ceci are all demonstrative pronouns that mean "this" or "that" in English. Ce is used before a verb, ça is used in spoken French, cela is more formal and used in writing, and ceci is used to refer to something specific. Celui, celle, ceux, and celles are also demonstrative pronouns, but they mean "this one" or "that one" in English. They agree in gender and number with the noun they replace, and they are used to point out specific objects or people. **
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How long does a bottle of Lambrusco Daunia last and how much is such a bottle worth?
A bottle of Lambrusco Daunia typically lasts for 3-5 days after opening if stored properly in the refrigerator. The price of a bottle of Lambrusco Daunia can vary depending on the brand and quality, but it generally ranges from $10 to $20. **
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What tools, materials, and equipment do teachers work with?
Teachers work with a variety of tools, materials, and equipment in their daily work. Some common tools include whiteboards, markers, and projectors for delivering lessons. Materials such as textbooks, worksheets, and manipulatives are used to support student learning. Equipment like computers, printers, and audio-visual devices are also essential for creating engaging lessons and activities. Overall, teachers rely on a combination of traditional and modern tools to effectively educate their students. **
Cantine Ceci Spumante Extra Dry '1938' Ceci
The "1938" Sparkling Wine from Cantina Ceci is a soft and pleasantly fruity Extra Dry, made with three white grape varieties historically present in the vineyard area around the city of Parma: Pinot Bianco, Sauvignon Blanc, and Malvasia di Candia. It is a sparkling wine produced with the Martinotti Method or Charmat, which, thanks to refermentation in autoclave, allows the preservation of the primary aromas of the grapes and their fruity fragrance. The bouquet is characterized by floral and white fruit aromas, with more mature and soft hints of pastry. The taste is harmonious, with still crisp fruit and a pleasantly fresh finish. The Extra Dry "1938" by Ceci is a Sparkling Wine made with a cuvée of Pinot Bianco, Sauvignon Blanc, and Malvasia di Candia, a very harmonious and balanced blend that combines elegance, aromatic freshness, and seductive softness. The winery is located in Torrile, north of Parma, and thanks to its historical roots dating back to the 1930s, it represents the tradition of the region's wines, renewed in the name of quality and elegance. The vineyards are cultivated in hilly areas, and the harvest is done manually. Once in the cellar, the grapes are cooled and pressed gently to extract only the flower must. Fermentation takes place in stainless steel at a controlled temperature. Once assembled, the base wines undergo the sparkling process and the second fermentation in an autoclave, following the Martinotti Method or Charmat. The "1938" from Cantina Ceci is an Extra Dry Sparkling Wine that, from its name, aims to emphasize the concept of harmony. Three grape varieties, Pinot Bianco, Sauvignon Blanc, and Malvasia di Candia, come together to create a melody of taste, elegant and refined. The colour is brilliant straw yellow, with a fine and continuous perlage. It releases intense aromas on the nose with floral notes, delicate vegetal nuances, citrus, and soft aromatic scents. On the palate, it stands out for lively freshness and a saline vein that balances the ripe fruit.
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Cantine Ceci Lambrusco Secco 'Terre Verdiane Edition 1813' Ceci
The Lambrusco Secco “Terre Verdiane Edition 1813” by Ceci is the sparkling wine par excellence produced by the winery. Ceci indeed starts from here to tell us about its ability to interpret the different types of Lambrusco present in its range. A bottle that offers a generous palate, while fruity aromas intertwine with more herbaceous hints that lead towards a vegetal finish in the olfactory analysis. The label is a symbol of that conviviality that accompanies the froth of Lambrusco, elevating it from a rustic and popular wine to a product of quality and refinement. To be savored with pleasure until the last drop. The “Terre Verdiane Edition 1813” is made by combining two varieties of Lambrusco, Marani and Maestri, both present in the final blend in the same percentage. The grapes are carefully harvested during the harvest phase and are immediately transported to the facilities dedicated to winemaking, where the operations of destemming and the pressing of the grapes. The must ferments in autoclave undergoing the frothing process, following the principles that regulate the production of the Metodo Martinotti or Charmat. The “Terre Verdiane Edition 1813” Lambrusco Secco produced by the Ceci winery presents itself to the eye with a concentrated purple color; the froth is soft and creamy, with some reflections of a more violet hue. Delicate and pleasant is the profile that emerges on the nose, centered on fruity sensations that gradually reveal hints of some wild herbs. On the palate, it is light-bodied, quickly taking possession of the palate thanks to a sip with a fruity and fresh taste. The label that, perhaps more than others, has made the Ceci winery famous, a true standard-bearer that sets a reference point for those who want to try their hand at producing Lambrusco.
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Cantine Ceci Lambrusco Spumante 'Bruno' CeciBruno' Ceci is a Lambrusco Spumante that was born from the desire to celebrate an important milestone, namely the winery's 80 years of production. Ceci, now an undisputed point of reference for the production of quality Lambrusco, started, to make this bottle, from the discovery of a notebook in which Bruno jotted down the different types of fermentation and vinification to create the wine he produced in the 1960s. This discovery gave rise to the desire to re-propose that Lambrusco today, with a new look but at the same time faithful to the original. To say the least smooth on the palate, it risks finishing too quickly. Spumante Lambrusco 'Bruno' Ceci originates from grapes that are processed with special care and attention throughout the production process, from the vineyard to bottling. After the harvest, the Lambrusco grapes are immediately taken to the winemaking rooms, where they are destemmed, selecting only the best grapes. Following the pressing phase, the must ferments in autoclaves, following the production principles of the Martinotti method. The sparkling wine remains in the autoclave until bottling. The Lambrusco Spumante 'Bruno' signed by the Ceci winery moves in the glass with a beautiful red-purple colour, enriched by a particularly bright light. Bubbles abound in the glass, and are characterised by a fine grain and good duration. On the nose there is a light fruity scent, from which emerges a particular hint of small berries and on the finish a hint of violet blossom. In the mouth it is light-bodied, slender and drinkable, with a frank sip with a dry and convivial soul. Bruno' Ceci presents the essence of traditional Lambrusco revisited on the occasion of the winery's 80th birthday.10,00 £*Shipping: 48,00 £Secure redirect to the provider
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Cantine Ceci Lambrusco Spumante Rosato 'Bruno e le Rose' CeciThe Lambrusco Spumante Rosato “Bruno e le Rose” by Ceci is a convivial and satisfying sparkling wine, produced by one of the wineries that have made history in this category. Indeed, it is impossible not to associate the name of Ceci with that of the most famous red grape variety from Emilia, as the family that bears the name of the winery was one of the first to truly believe in its potential and to provide multiple interpretations. Never has it been more appropriate to speak of modernity and progress united with deep-rooted tradition, given that the winery was founded in 1938 and has always drawn from old family knowledge, blending it with a cutting-edge winery and meticulous work. Today, the company produces almost three million bottles, a considerable number that has not lost sight of the goal it has always pursued: the search for quality and detail. Perfectly successful, we might add. The wine “Bruno e le Rose” is obtained from a blend consisting almost entirely of Lambrusco and a minority part of Pinot Black, from vineyards cultivated near Torrile in the province of Parma. If in the vineyard the focus is on selecting the best bunches and the perfect ripening of the grapes, in the winery the process continues with destemming, brief maceration on the skins, and initial fermentation in stainless steel, followed by secondary fermentation in autoclave according to the Martinotti/Charmat method. The Rosé Sparkling Wine “Bruno e le Rose” presents itself in the glass with a golden pink hue and delicate perlage. Fresh and inviting olfactory impact, even luscious, with hints of cherry, strawberry, and orange peel. On the palate, the liquid reveals itself juicy and with an irresistible drinkability, enlivened by a creamy bubble and a proper amount of freshness. Winning on the everyday table.10,00 £*Shipping: 48,00 £Secure redirect to the provider
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Cantine Ceci Lambrusco 'Otello Nero di Lambrusco' CeciThe "Otello Nero" is the most famous wine from the Ceci winery, the first Lambrusco to be awarded the highest accolade in the Italian Sommelier Association's guide. It is an innovative semi-sparkling red wine with an important structure and a purplish red colour that turns to black, so popular that it has succeeded in relaunching the image of Emilian style wine throughout the world. It was born as an homage to the founder and progenitor Otello Ceci, an innkeeper who became famous in the Parma area during the 1930s for his culinary specialities (culatello and salami) and for the typical wine served in traditional bowls. The first production of 'Otello Nero di Lambrusco' dates back to 2003, after years of experimentation in the vineyard and cellar. It is produced from grapes harvested in the Parma hills at the beginning of October, subjected to low-temperature maceration on the skins for about a week, and frothing according to the Charmat or Martinotti method. This commitment was abundantly repaid and now this label is considered the winery's masterpiece, very popular and appreciated in the restaurants and homes of Italians. Since its release, the image of Lambrusco has undergone an interesting and surprising revaluation process and the Ceci family has become a benchmark of excellence and high quality. The Lambrusco "Otello Nero di Lambrusco" by Cantine Ceci is characterised by its pleasantness, easiness to drink and its slightly sweet and extraordinarily thirst-quenching personality, with fruity and intense notes that lend themselves to accompanying typical Emilian dishes. The nose offers a marvellous bouquet of varietal aromas in which it is easy to recognise berries and pomegranate seeds, together with roses, violets, sweet spices and delicate herbs. In the mouth it gladdens the senses with creamy touch and a good liveliness, offering savoury notes and pleasant sugary nuances. With the pleasantness of its colour, its perlage and with the lively softness of its aromas, 'Otello Nero di Lambrusco' is able to captivate the senses and make all lovers of Emilian wine and lovers of good food fall in love.8,00 £*Shipping: 48,00 £Secure redirect to the provider
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Cantine Ceci Lambrusco 'Otello 200' CeciCeci's "Otello 200" Lambrusco is one of the many timeless gems this historic winery from Torrile, just a few kilometres from Parma, presents in its immense wine mosaic. Lambruscos can be considered worthy representatives of a land and its people: Emilia. They are sparkling wines, fresh, and excellent companions, much like Otello Ceci, who began his winemaking adventure in 1938 by serving his own-produced Lambrusco to the customers of the family's tavern. Ceci's "Otello 200" Lambrusco is made entirely from the Maestri variety, which seems to take its name from the homonymous villa near the town of San Pancrazio in the province of Parma. This type of Lambrusco has seen a significant increase in vineyard hectares in recent decades - increasingly replacing the lighter-bodied and less impactful "Marani" variety - even extending beyond national borders to find a place in Australia and Argentina. Once the grapes are harvested, the winemaking process in the cellar follows the traditional methodology of Lambrusco, initiating the second fermentation inside an autoclave, known as the Charmat Method. "Otello 200" from the Ceci Winery is immediately recognizable when poured into a glass, thanks to its purplish elegance that culminates in a creamy and ultra-fine foam. The finesse of geranium blends with the freshness and sweetness of forest fruits, such as raspberries and blackberries, creating an aromatic profile that entices a taste. Once on the palate, "Otello 200" opens up, expressing all its warmth with a slightly off-dry sip, immediately delicately balanced by a decisive freshness, gentle bubbles, and a pleasant sapidity. This companionable Lambrusco interpretation from the Ceci Winery is a wine suitable for any time, from lunch to dinner, including aperitivo, it's a must-have to be enjoyed without too much fuss.8,00 £*Shipping: 48,00 £Secure redirect to the provider
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From which years are Asti Spumante No. 22725 and 51831?
Asti Spumante No. 22725 was produced between 1960 and 1969, while Asti Spumante No. 51831 was produced between 1970 and 1979. These two Asti Spumante vintages are from different decades, with No. 22725 being from the 1960s and No. 51831 from the 1970s. **
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From which years are Asti Spumante No. 22725 and 51831 from?
Asti Spumante No. 22725 is from the years 2010-2019, while Asti Spumante No. 51831 is from the years 2020-2029. **
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When do you use "ceci" and when do you use "cela" in French?
In French, "ceci" is used to refer to something that is close or near to the speaker, while "cela" is used to refer to something that is farther away or more distant. For example, you would use "ceci" to point to something nearby, such as "ceci est mon livre" (this is my book), and "cela" to point to something farther away, such as "cela est une belle maison" (that is a beautiful house). Both "ceci" and "cela" are demonstrative pronouns that help to indicate the proximity of an object or idea in relation to the speaker. **
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What is the difference between ce, ça, cela, ceci, celui, celle, ceux, and celles?
Ce, ça, cela, and ceci are all demonstrative pronouns that mean "this" or "that" in English. Ce is used before a verb, ça is used in spoken French, cela is more formal and used in writing, and ceci is used to refer to something specific. Celui, celle, ceux, and celles are also demonstrative pronouns, but they mean "this one" or "that one" in English. They agree in gender and number with the noun they replace, and they are used to point out specific objects or people. **
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Cantine Ceci Lambrusco 'Otello Nero di Lambrusco' Magnum CeciThe "Otello Nero" is the most famous wine from the Ceci winery, the first Lambrusco to be awarded the highest accolade in the Italian Sommelier Association's guide. It is an innovative semi-sparkling red wine with an important structure and a purplish red colour that turns to black, so popular that it has succeeded in relaunching the image of Emilian style wine throughout the world. It was born as an homage to the founder and progenitor Otello Ceci, an innkeeper who became famous in the Parma area during the 1930s for his culinary specialities (culatello and salami) and for the typical wine served in traditional bowls. The first production of 'Otello Nero di Lambrusco' dates back to 2003, after years of experimentation in the vineyard and cellar. It is produced from grapes harvested in the Parma hills at the beginning of October, subjected to low-temperature maceration on the skins for about a week, and frothing according to the Charmat or Martinotti method. This commitment was abundantly repaid and now this label is considered the winery's masterpiece, very popular and appreciated in the restaurants and homes of Italians. Since its release, the image of Lambrusco has undergone an interesting and surprising revaluation process and the Ceci family has become a benchmark of excellence and high quality. The Lambrusco "Otello Nero di Lambrusco" by Cantine Ceci is characterised by its pleasantness, easiness to drink and its slightly sweet and extraordinarily thirst-quenching personality, with fruity and intense notes that lend themselves to accompanying typical Emilian dishes. The nose offers a marvellous bouquet of varietal aromas in which it is easy to recognise berries and pomegranate seeds, together with roses, violets, sweet spices and delicate herbs. In the mouth it gladdens the senses with creamy touch and a good liveliness, offering savoury notes and pleasant sugary nuances. With the pleasantness of its colour, its perlage and with the lively softness of its aromas, 'Otello Nero di Lambrusco' is able to captivate the senses and make all lovers of Emilian wine and lovers of good food fall in love.24,00 £*Shipping: 48,00 £Secure redirect to the provider
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Cantine Ceci Spumante 'Otello Rosé 1813' Ceci"Otello Rosé 1813" is a sparkling wine produced with the Charmat Method by Cantina Ceci, one of the most prestigious names in the Emilia-Romagna wine scene. It is a rosé sparkling wine based on Pinot Noir, with a soft and fruity profile, expressing delicate floral scents, aromas of small berries, vivid mousse and great drinkability. A label of great versatility, suitable for accompanying convivial moments, cheese and charcuterie appetizers or appetizing finger food. Ceci's Spumante "Otello Rosé 1813" is made with Pinot Noir grapes, which come from vineyards cultivated in the hilly area north of Parma. The choice of sparkling wine using the Charmat or Martinotti method, with re-fermentation in autoclaves, is made to try to enhance above all the varietal characteristics of the grapes, bringing to the fore the delicate varietal notes of Pinot Noir and its refined and fresh fruity aromas. After harvest, the grapes are vinified in white, with brief contact with the skins, to extract aromas, flavours and some colour. The base wines are then started in autoclave fermentation with the addition of selected yeasts. Once the fermentation and second fermentation are complete, the wine rests for a short time in tanks before being bottled. The "Rosé Otello 1831" from the Emilian winery Ceci is a harmonious, pleasantly fresh and fruity sparkling wine. An ideal choice for those seeking a glass that combines the noble personality of Pinot Noir with the expressive immediacy and simplicity of the Charmat Method. It shows a beautiful deep pink, almost cherry colour. The mousse is creamy and delicate, with rich and continuous perlage. The nose opens on subtle floral scents of violet, rose petals and fragrant aromas of wild strawberries, red currant and raspberry. The sip is lively and juicy, with pleasantly crisp fruit and intense freshness.9,00 £*Shipping: 48,00 £Secure redirect to the provider
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Cantine Ceci Spumante Extra Dry '1938' CeciThe "1938" Sparkling Wine from Cantina Ceci is a soft and pleasantly fruity Extra Dry, made with three white grape varieties historically present in the vineyard area around the city of Parma: Pinot Bianco, Sauvignon Blanc, and Malvasia di Candia. It is a sparkling wine produced with the Martinotti Method or Charmat, which, thanks to refermentation in autoclave, allows the preservation of the primary aromas of the grapes and their fruity fragrance. The bouquet is characterized by floral and white fruit aromas, with more mature and soft hints of pastry. The taste is harmonious, with still crisp fruit and a pleasantly fresh finish. The Extra Dry "1938" by Ceci is a Sparkling Wine made with a cuvée of Pinot Bianco, Sauvignon Blanc, and Malvasia di Candia, a very harmonious and balanced blend that combines elegance, aromatic freshness, and seductive softness. The winery is located in Torrile, north of Parma, and thanks to its historical roots dating back to the 1930s, it represents the tradition of the region's wines, renewed in the name of quality and elegance. The vineyards are cultivated in hilly areas, and the harvest is done manually. Once in the cellar, the grapes are cooled and pressed gently to extract only the flower must. Fermentation takes place in stainless steel at a controlled temperature. Once assembled, the base wines undergo the sparkling process and the second fermentation in an autoclave, following the Martinotti Method or Charmat. The "1938" from Cantina Ceci is an Extra Dry Sparkling Wine that, from its name, aims to emphasize the concept of harmony. Three grape varieties, Pinot Bianco, Sauvignon Blanc, and Malvasia di Candia, come together to create a melody of taste, elegant and refined. The colour is brilliant straw yellow, with a fine and continuous perlage. It releases intense aromas on the nose with floral notes, delicate vegetal nuances, citrus, and soft aromatic scents. On the palate, it stands out for lively freshness and a saline vein that balances the ripe fruit.9,00 £*Shipping: 48,00 £Secure redirect to the provider
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Cantine Ceci Lambrusco Secco 'Terre Verdiane Edition 1813' CeciThe Lambrusco Secco “Terre Verdiane Edition 1813” by Ceci is the sparkling wine par excellence produced by the winery. Ceci indeed starts from here to tell us about its ability to interpret the different types of Lambrusco present in its range. A bottle that offers a generous palate, while fruity aromas intertwine with more herbaceous hints that lead towards a vegetal finish in the olfactory analysis. The label is a symbol of that conviviality that accompanies the froth of Lambrusco, elevating it from a rustic and popular wine to a product of quality and refinement. To be savored with pleasure until the last drop. The “Terre Verdiane Edition 1813” is made by combining two varieties of Lambrusco, Marani and Maestri, both present in the final blend in the same percentage. The grapes are carefully harvested during the harvest phase and are immediately transported to the facilities dedicated to winemaking, where the operations of destemming and the pressing of the grapes. The must ferments in autoclave undergoing the frothing process, following the principles that regulate the production of the Metodo Martinotti or Charmat. The “Terre Verdiane Edition 1813” Lambrusco Secco produced by the Ceci winery presents itself to the eye with a concentrated purple color; the froth is soft and creamy, with some reflections of a more violet hue. Delicate and pleasant is the profile that emerges on the nose, centered on fruity sensations that gradually reveal hints of some wild herbs. On the palate, it is light-bodied, quickly taking possession of the palate thanks to a sip with a fruity and fresh taste. The label that, perhaps more than others, has made the Ceci winery famous, a true standard-bearer that sets a reference point for those who want to try their hand at producing Lambrusco.8,00 £*Shipping: 48,00 £Secure redirect to the provider
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How long does a bottle of Lambrusco Daunia last and how much is such a bottle worth?
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