The grapes are destemmed, crushed, and transferred to maceration tanks for approximately three days so that the must acquires the golden yellow color typical of Verduzzo, thus promoting the initiation of fermentation with the yeasts naturally present on the grapes. The grapes are then pressed, and fermentation continues in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks.
Maturation and aging continue in stainless steel tanks, leaving the wine on its fine lees for approximately four months, depending on the bottling period.
The bottled wine is aged in air-conditioned cellars for at least one month.