
Cornaro Prosecco Treviso Spumante DOC Brut

Cornaro Prosecco Treviso Spumante DOC Brut
A classic Prosecco from the hilly landscape of Treviso – the heart of the DOC zone north of Venice. Cantina Montelliana processes Glera grapes using the Charmat method (tank fermentation), which gives the wine its fine, lively bubbles and typical fresh aromas.
Straw yellow in the glass with green reflections. On the nose, pear, white peach, and a hint of acacia blossom. The Brut style keeps the residual sugar low – the finish is dry and citrusy. Serving temperature: 6–8 °C.
As an aperitif, with antipasti featuring mortadella or prosciutto, with light pasta dishes with zucchini, or with fresh soft cheeses. Also an easy choice on its own to start an evening with friends.
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All in all a well-rounded affair
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Sensational, great taste. I prefer this Prosecco
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Very pleasant Prosecco. Very good price-performance ratio.
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The Prosecco is super delicious. Highly recommended.
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Cantina Montelliana is an Italian winegrowers' cooperative founded in 1957. The cooperative includes the wineries Monteliana, Cornaro, Villa Trevi, Marco Polo, Montegrande, and Montasolo. Cantina Montelliana's vineyards are situated at an altitude of 120 to 250 meters (on the hills of the Colli Asolani and Montello). The region's soils are characterized by gravel, and the climate can be described as alpine to Mediterranean. Grape varieties cultivated for wine production include Chardonnay, Glera, and Marzemino.
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