Glera

Many producers in Italy have been making sparkling rosé for years, but until now have not been able to label it with the “Prosecco” name. New regulations in Italy, however, have opened up the opportunity for... Read More

Many producers in Italy have been making sparkling rosé for years, but until now have not been able to label it with the “Prosecco” name. New regulations in Italy, however, have opened up the opportunity for... Read More

Notes of ripe peaches, melons and yeast mingle well with thebubbly texture of this just off-dry, medium-bodied wine. The fruitflavors are balanced well with the acidity and a creaminess thatleads to a pleasant lingering finish.... Read More

'1868 Extra Dry’ Prosecco Superiore

ANTONIO CARPENE FOUNDED HIS WINERY IN 1860, HAVING BEEN FASCINATED WITH CHAMPAGNE. OVER 130 YEARS OF HISTORY, EMBRACING FOUR GENERATIONS OF THE FAMILY, TESTIFY TO CARPENE MALVOLTI'S... Read More

James Suckling 91 Points

A pale cherry-colored rosé with aromas of raspberries, grapefruit and peach pit. It’s light- to medium-bodied with sleek bubbles and a fresh, fruity palate. Lightly off-dry. Drink now... Read More

This sparkling Prosecco is distinguished by a rich array of fragrances that include acacia blossoms, honey, and apricot. The palate is soft and smooth, yet at the same time crisp and dry.

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This Extra Dry Millesimato Prosecco is obtained through soft pressing of the Glera and Pinot Nero grapes which have been left in contact with the skins to macerate for several days to give this Rosé its pale pink hue. Secondary... Read More