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Fil — vi d’agulla

Contributed by Lluís Serra on Feb 15th, 2016. Artwork published in
circa 2016
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    Fil — vi d’agulla 1
    Source: senyorestudi.com License: All Rights Reserved.

    The word fil means “thread” in Catalan. The thickness of Carmen’s serifs has been chosen to draw the thread.

    A fine line separates the worlds of wine and beer. Fil is a seam stitched between these two worlds. A sparkling wine made with a type of yeast typically used for brewing beer. The natural formation of bubbles produced by bottle fermentation manifests itself in a multitude of threads of tiny bubbles that give their name to vi d’agulla, literally “needle wine” — subtle and persistent on the tongue and the palate.

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    Source: senyorestudi.com Photographer Marc Roca. Producer La Vinyeta. License: All Rights Reserved.

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