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SKU 8017799903391
Description
Bartolomeo Prosecco, hailing from the sun-kissed vineyards of Veneto, Italy, is a sparkling wine that embodies the effervescence of its region. This delightful Prosecco, with its 11.0% ABV, is crafted to offer an invigorating drinking experience, characterized by a delicate interplay of citrus and floral aromas. On the palate, expect a harmonious blend of zesty lemon, green apple, and a whisper of white blossom, which gives way to a refreshing, crisp finish accentuated by lively bubbles. This Prosecco's bright character makes it an ideal aperitif, setting a cheerful tone for gatherings. It also pairs beautifully with light fare, such as seafood salads, prosciutto-wrapped melon, or fresh goat cheese, enhancing the flavors without overpowering them. For those who enjoy experimenting, this sparkling wine can serve as a bubbly base in cocktails like a classic Bellini or a modern twist on a Mimosa, effortlessly elevating brunches and celebrations alike. To fully appreciate Bartolomeo Prosecco's vibrant profile, serve it well-chilled at around 45°F. The wine's aromatic complexity unfolds best in a tulip-shaped sparkling wine glass, which concentrates its bouquet while allowing the bubbles to dance gracefully. While decanting is unnecessary, a gentle pour ensures the effervescence is preserved. This Prosecco is designed for immediate enjoyment, offering its best qualities when consumed young, though a few months in a cool cellar won't diminish its charm. With its spirited personality and versatile nature, Bartolomeo Prosecco brings a touch of Italian sunshine to any occasion, promising a delightful sip that captures the essence of Veneto's renowned sparkling wines.
Customer reviews
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crisp and light perfect for brunch mimosas
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Half the bottle was gone before we even got dinner out. Super drinkable but it disappeared fast.
Response from CBC Liquors, Westford
Prosecco like this never lasts long at a dinner table. Next time you might like Villa Jolanda for something similar with a touch more fizz. - Tom
