Banear Prosecco Frizzante IGT NV
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A Prosecco Frizzante from Banear. An amazing value.
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Release Notes:
With half the bubbles of a Prosecco Spumante or Champagne, Prosecco Frizzante is a refreshing (and less alcoholic) sparkling wine alternative. Banear's Prosecco is made from grapes grown in northeastern Italy's Venezie region.
Tasting Notes:
A straw yellow colored slightly effervescent wine with aromas of flowers, freshly baked bread, butter and vanilla. On the mouth, this straightforward, crisp sparkler has apple fruit flavors and good body preceeding a dry finish. With less alcohol and fewer bubbles than fully sparkling wines, this is an ideal aperitif. Chill and enjoy now through 2011 with hors d’oeuvres, poultry and seafood.
Winery:
Banear is a relatively young winery that was founded in 1978. The cellars are in Treppo Grande, Friuli, in north-eastern Italy on the hills near the Slovenian border. Banear carefully integrates... Read more
Region:
This northern Italian region borders the Balkans. Cool air drifts down from the Alps, encouraging an excellent level of acidity in the grapes. To the east, the Adriatic Sea moderates the... Read more
Country:
Overview
Greek settlers first planted vineyards in Italy sometime around 800BC. Since then, wine has been entrenched in the Italian culture, ‘as common as water on the dinner table’. ... Read more