A style of wine known colloquially as pour ma gueule is the winemaker's blend for home use. The Clos des Fous version uses Pais, Malbec, Carignan, and other varietals for a full bodied, smoky, table wine.
From a vineyard planted in the 1950s, north of Venice, the Glera grapes macerate on the skins for ten days in steel, and the wine is bottled with the addition of fresh must from dried grapes, to prompt a secondary fermentation in the bottle. Unfiltered. Frizzante bubbles with powerful aromas of wildflowers, herbs and ginger.