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  1. Spumante
  • Description: Most well-known and widely enjoyed Prosecco DOC.
  • Key Features:
    • Perlage: Fine and persistent bubbles.
    • Sweetness Levels: Ranges from:
      • Brut Nature (very dry)
      • Extra Brut
      • Brut
      • Extra Dry
      • Dry
      • Demi-Sec (sweeter)
    • Appearance: Straw-yellow hue.
    • Aromas: Typical of the Glera grape.
    • Taste: Fresh and characteristic.
    • Alcohol Content: At least 11% ABV.
    • Minimum TA: 5 g/l.
    • Sugar-Free Extract: At least 14 g/l.
  1. Frizzante
  • Description: Offers a lighter, gentler effervescence.
  • Key Features:
    • Perlage: Less persistent compared to Spumante.
    • Appearance: Straw-yellow color.
    • Aromas: Signature aromas similar to Spumante.
    • Sweetness Levels: Available in Dry or Sweet styles.
    • Taste: Fresh and characteristic.
    • Alcohol Content: Slightly lower at 10.5% ABV.
    • Minimum TA: 5 g/l.
    • Sugar-Free Extract: 14 g/l.
  1. Tranquillo
  • Description: Still version of Prosecco, without bubbles.
  • Key Features:
    • Appearance: Straw-yellow color.
    • Aromas: Familiar aromas like other Prosecco types.
    • Sweetness Levels: Available in Dry or Sweet options.
    • Alcohol Content: Same as Frizzante (10.5% ABV).
    • Minimum TA: 5 g/l.
    • Sugar-Free Extract: 14 g/l.
  1. Prosecco DOC Rosé
  • Description: Evolution of Prosecco, produced exclusively in the Spumante style.
  • Key Features:
    • Sweetness Levels: Available in drier versions, from Brut Nature to Extra Dry.
    • Appearance: Pale pink hue.
    • Aromas: Hallmark aromas typical of Prosecco.
    • Taste: Fresh and characteristic.
    • Alcohol Content: Same as Spumante (11% ABV).
    • Minimum TA: 5 g/l.
    • Sugar-Free Extract: 14 g/l.

Conclusion

  • Prosecco DOC offers a variety of styles to suit every palate, from the lively bubbles of Spumante to the still character of Tranquillo and the delightful Rosé.

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History of Prosecco DOC

Terroir of the Region

The Grape – Glera

How Prosecco DOC is Made?

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Prosecco DOC Rosé

Authenticity of Prosecco DOC

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