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Prosecco
Prosecco
Prosecco is a sparkling white wine that is fruity, and light and frothy in texture, with elements of sweetness. The level of ‘fizz’ can vary depending on the method of production; from frizzante (semi-sparkling) to spumante (sparkling).
The grape itself has was renamed Glera in 2009, allowing the name Prosecco to be legally registered as a wine producing Region. This ensured that only wines produced within this region were entitled to use the name. Prosecco is a white grape variety produced in the relatively cool climate of the wine producing, north-eastern region of Italy - the Veneto.
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An outstanding Prosecco Superiore from one of the very finest producers in the top Valdobbiadene DOCG region. Learn More
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Pale lemon colour with a bouquet reminiscent of wisteria flowers, acacia and ripe apple.
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From vines 80-100 years old in Valdobbiadene Superiore DOCG, this is intense and complex; reminiscent of apricot, pineapple and peach, with hints of wild mint, and sage. Learn More
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Best Sparkling Wine of Italy - Gambero Rosso 2017. Intense aromas of juicy pears and freshly-baked bread exude from this vibrant sparkling wine. Learn More
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Exclusively from Valdobbiadene's finest vineyards, it has fabulously concentrated nectarine and apricot fruit character. Learn More
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High quality prosecco, presented in a great looking big bottle. Guaranteed to impress. Learn More
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A lively crisp sparkling wine with a delicate lemony character and an aromatic, dry, refreshing finish. Learn More
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This stylish Prosecco has a pale lemon colour with a bouquet reminiscent of wisteria flowers, acacia and ripe apple. Learn More
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A lively crisp Prosecco with a delicate lemony character and an aromatic, dry, refreshing finish. Learn More
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This is a classic Prosecco with fine bubbles and a fragrant nose of freshly baked bread and ripe fruit. Learn More
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Classic, elegant Prosecco with citrus, stone fruit and floral aromas and flavours. Learn More
