PROSECCO ASOLO SUPERIORE DOCG EXTRA DRY - CORVEZZO, 750мл

Corvezzo Asolo Prosecco Superiore DOCG Extra Dry is intended for lovers of fresh, aromatic and elegant Italian sparkling wines with a fine and persistent perlage. It is ideal for Prosecco Superiore enthusiasts and for those who prefer a balanced Extra Dry style with fruity-floral aromas, freshness and delicate minerality. Perfect both as an aperitif and for a celebratory toast, as well as paired with light starters, fish, seafood and fresh cheeses.

Corvezzo Asolo Prosecco Superiore is a sparkling wine with the Asolo Prosecco Superiore DOCG designation, produced using organic methods. The blend consists of 85% Glera and 15% grape varieties permitted under the production regulations. The wine has a bright straw-yellow colour and fine, persistent perlage. The aroma is elegant and expressive, with notes of white flowers, wisteria, jasmine and acacia blossoms, complemented by citrus, green apple and a delicate mineral nuance. On the palate, it is fresh, juicy and well-balanced, with good minerality and a clean, elegant finish. The grapes are hand-harvested and then undergo gentle cold pressing. The secondary fermentation lasts 30 days in an autoclave using the Martinotti method. The alcohol content is 11%, the residual sugar is 12 g/l, and the product is available in a 750 ml bottle.

The main advantage of Asolo Prosecco Superiore DOCG is its origin in Asolo DOCG, one of the recognised areas for Prosecco Superiore. Corvezzo combines this distinctive terroir with organic production and hand-harvesting of the grapes. The wine stands out with its fine and persistent perlage, complex floral and fruity aromas, and fresh, mineral and well-balanced palate. The combination of Glera and grape varieties permitted under the regulations creates a distinctive and harmonious profile. Another highlight is its 12 g/l residual sugar, which places the wine in the Extra Dry category and contributes to its soft and pleasantly rounded character.

Choose Corvezzo Asolo Prosecco Superiore DOCG Extra Dry if you are looking for an elegant Italian Prosecco Superiore with organic origins, fine perlage and an expressive floral and fruity character. It combines aromatic notes of white flowers, citrus and green apple with a fresh, mineral and well-balanced palate. It is suitable both for a special toast and for pairing with fresh cheeses, fish, seafood and light starters.

What type of wine is Corvezzo Asolo? It is an Italian sparkling wine, Asolo Prosecco Superiore DOCG Extra Dry.

What grape varieties is it made from? It contains 85% Glera and 15% grape varieties permitted under the Prosecco production regulations.

What does Asolo Prosecco Superiore DOCG mean? It is a designation for Prosecco Superiore from the Asolo area, classified under the DOCG – Denominazione di Origine Controllata e Garantita category.

What is the alcohol content? The alcohol content is 11% vol.

What is the residual sugar? The residual sugar is 12 g/l.

What is the colour of Asolo Prosecco Superiore? A bright straw-yellow colour with fine and persistent perlage.

What is the aroma like? The aroma features notes of white flowers, wisteria, jasmine and acacia, along with citrus, green apple and a delicate mineral nuance.

What does it taste like? Fresh, juicy and well-balanced, with good minerality and a clean, elegant finish.

How is it produced? The grapes are hand-harvested and undergo gentle cold pressing. The secondary fermentation lasts 30 days in an autoclave using the Martinotti method.

Is the wine organic? Yes. Corvezzo’s Asolo Prosecco Superiore DOCG is part of the Family Collection 1955 and is designated by the producer as Organic & Vegan.

What foods does it pair with? It pairs well with fresh cheeses, fish, seafood, light starters, sea bass carpaccio, shrimp risotto and pumpkin ravioli.

Is it suitable as an aperitif? Yes. Its fresh and balanced character makes it an excellent choice for an aperitif or celebratory toast.

What bottle size is it available in? The stated bottle size is 750 ml.

Which collection does it belong to? It belongs to the Family Collection 1955 by Corvezzo.