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Bianco Passito Dindarello 2025

White dessert wine dessert wine aromatic

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Denomination IGT Veneto
Size 0,75 l
Alcohol content 11.5% by volume
Area Veneto (Italy)
Grape varieties 100% Moscato Bianco/Moscato Reale
Aging Matured in stainless steel containers for about 2 months and subsequently refined in the bottle for about 3 months.
Other years 2024
  • Origin Veneto IGT: Breganze located on hills of volcanic and tuffaceous origin with a temperate climate
  • 100% Moscato Bianco grapes: sweet and aromatic wine, characterised by fullness and balanced freshness
  • Passito method: bunches harvested in crates and dried in a drying room for about thirty days
  • Aroma and colour: straw yellow with intense notes of honey and flowers, prolonged aromatic persistence
  • Pairings: ideal with petits fours, cream-based desserts, fruit tarts and artisanal sweet breads
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Description

What kind of wine it is

Dindarello by Maculan is a sweet white wine that purely expresses the qualities of Moscato Bianco. In the glass, it displays a straw yellow colour, introducing an aromatic profile dominated by intense honey and floral notes. On the palate, it reveals a sweet and full sip, excellently balanced by a clear freshness that makes it easy and pleasant to drink. Thanks to its long-lasting flavour, it pairs perfectly with petits fours, fruit tarts and creamy desserts, and is also ideal for accompanying artisan focaccia at the end of a meal.

Where it comes from

This sweet wine originates from Breganze, an area in Veneto historically dedicated to viticulture. The vines grow on hills characterised by volcanic soils with a marked tuffaceous component, elements that enhance the aromatic density and a solid organoleptic balance. The production area enjoys a mild climate, thanks to the protection offered by the Asiago Plateau, which shields the vines from cold currents. In this context, Maculan makes the most of the best-suited soils, working with a dedication that reflects a deep knowledge of the land.

How it is produced

Vinification begins with drying in a fruit loft, a stage of about a month during which the grape bunches are placed in crates to naturally concentrate sugars and aromas. After pressing, the must ferments at a controlled temperature in stainless steel vats. Ageing involves a two-month rest in steel, a deliberate choice to preserve the integrity of the fruit. The process concludes with a three-month rest in glass, a crucial step to stabilise the wine while maintaining the typical freshness of Moscato Bianco.

History and Curiosities

Born in Breganze, sheltered by the Asiago Plateau, Bianco Passito Dindarello reflects the dedication of the Maculan family winery, which has been tending the vineyards for three generations. The term Passito refers to the traditional treatment of the grapes during the harvest: the bunches are picked into crates and left to wither slightly for about a month, a historic artisanal practice that enriches the final product.

Tasting notes

Profumo

Perfume

Extraordinarily intense aroma with hints of honey and flowers.

Colore

Color

Straw yellow

Gusto

Taste

Sweet and very fresh, balanced and full-bodied, with a long and pleasant persistence; tasting notes of honey and flowers.

Serve at:

12 - 14 °C

Longevity:

10 - 15 years

Dessert Wines

Producer
Maculan
From this winery
  • Start up year: 1946
  • Oenologist: Maria Vittoria Maculan, Fausto Maculan
  • Bottles produced: 600.000
  • Hectares: 35
Our story began in a little osteria in Mirabella, a hamlet of Breganze. Here, from the 1920s to the ‘40s, great-grandfather Gaetano produced some of the wine that served to quench the thirst of passing cart drivers.

It was grandfather Giovanni who founded the actual winery, in 1947. Between the ‘50s and ‘60s he specialized in producing substantial quantities of white and red wines, which he distributed in large-sized bottles to osterie, trattorias and grocers’ shops, the so-called "casoini".

The revolution – from a quality point of view – was the work of Fausto. In 1973, after finishing his studies in Conegliano, he returned to the company and took over the reins of the business. In spite of some initial difficulties, his tenaciousness, thirst for knowledge and desire to experiment in both the vineyards and winery led the young oenologist to become one of the major innovators in Italian wine.

Today, Maria Vittoria and Angela share the running of the estate with their father Fausto. Thanks to their professionalism and enterprise, they represent the future of the Maculan company, focusing on technological innovation, sustainability and internationalization.
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Perfect at the end of a meal, this enveloping dessert wine naturally enhances petits fours and cream-based desserts with elegance. The sip, fresh and balanced, is enriched by persistent notes of honey and flowers and pairs wonderfully with fruit tarts and traditional homemade cakes, offering a delightful harmony that prolongs the pleasure of every taste.

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Name Maculan Bianco Passito Dindarello 2025
Type White dessert wine dessert wine aromatic
Denomination Veneto IGT
Vintage 2025
Size 0,75 l
Alcohol content 11.5% by volume
Grape varieties 100% Moscato Bianco/Moscato Reale
Country Italy
Region Veneto
Vendor Maculan
Story History and Curiosities Born in Breganze, sheltered by the Asiago Plateau, Bianco Passito Dindarello reflects the dedication of the Maculan family winery, which has been tending the vineyards for three generations. The term Passito refers to the traditional treatment of the grapes during the harvest: the bunches are picked into crates and left to wither slightly for about a month, a historic artisanal practice that enriches the final product.
Origin Breganze (VI), Veneto, Italia
Climate Mild climate
Soil composition Volcanic and tuffaceous hills
Fermentation temperature Temperature controlled
Production technique Drying of the grapes (passito) for about a month in a drying room
Wine making Drying of the grapes for about a month in the drying room, crushing and fermentation at a controlled temperature in stainless steel vats; ageing in stainless steel for about two months and subsequent ageing in the bottle for about three months.
Aging Matured in stainless steel containers for about 2 months and subsequently refined in the bottle for about 3 months.
Residual sugar 130.0 gr/L
Allergens Contains sulphites