Mionetto Prosecco Brut
Mionetto Prosecco Brut
Mionetto Prosecco Brut
Mionetto Prosecco Brut
Mionetto Prosecco Brut

Mionetto - Prosecco Brut

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Type

Sparkling

Style

Prosecco

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Mionetto Prosecco Brut is a striking showcase of Northern Italian heritage and contemporary sparkling winemaking. Grown in the prestigious Treviso province, this expressive sparkling wine benefits from a region renowned for producing exceptional fruit. The winery relies on relationships with local grape growers that span generations to ensure consistent quality. Masterful production steps preserve the natural character of the harvest. The winemakers utilize the Charmat method, which features temperature-controlled secondary fermentation in large autoclaves. This specialized technique keeps the delicate fruit elements fresh during bottling.

The wine pours a beautiful, luminous straw yellow color. It displays a persistent, stylish mousse with fine bubbles that dance in the glass. The aromatic bouquet is highly fragrant, opening with enticing scents of ripe orchard fruits. On the palate, a clean and appealing texture highlights prominent flavors of golden apple and sweet white peach. Subtle undertones of natural honey add depth without making the wine heavy. It achieves a crisp, dry finish that feels remarkably balanced.

It offers a premium drinking experience that remains approachable for any occasion. The iconic presentation features an elegant oblique label, a signature mark of the house since its founding. Highly versatile and refreshingly light, this sparkling wine serves as an excellent option for entertaining guests. It elevates simple daytime gatherings and formal dinner celebrations alike. Pair it with lighter appetizers or enjoy it on its own as a crisp welcome drink.

Country

Italy

Region

Veneto

Sub Region

Treviso

Grape

Glera

ABV

11%

Brand

Mionetto

Production

Initial soft pressing followed by secondary fermentation in temperature-controlled autoclaves using the Charmat method