Product Description
Mionetto Brut Prosecco Sparkling Wine is made with grapes grown in the Veneto region of Italy. Mionetto has an established reputation for producing exceptional wines so you can be sure to always get fresh, crisp bubbly in every bottle. Its light straw colors and aromas filled with honey, apples, and white peach finishes with refreshing well-balanced acidity and lively mouthfeel. This prosecco is very versatile, pairing well with spicy curries and Southeast Asian fare such as Thai, Vietnamese, and Malaysian as well as American favorites like burgers and pizza. Prosecco is also a favorite pick for the quintessential brunch drink, the mimosa. Two parts Mionetto and 1 part orange juice are all you need.
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The Prosecco region, nestled in northeastern Italy's Veneto and Friuli Venezia Giulia, is renowned for its sparkling wine crafted primarily from the Glera grape. This wine dazzles with its fresh, fruity profile, boasting notes of green apple, pear, and citrus, and is produced using the Charmat method for a light, effervescent character. The region's microclimate, characterized by mild temperatures and hilly landscapes, ensures optimal grape ripening, contributing to the wine's distinct flavor. Prosecco's global popularity stems from its versatility and affordability, making it a favorite for celebrations or casual enjoyment. With its crisp acidity and delicate bubbles, Prosecco is a delightful choice for any occasion, whether as an aperitif or paired with light dishes, embodying the spirit of Italian conviviality and elegance.
Non-vintage sparkling wine, commonly referred to as NV or "Mรฉthode Traditionnelle," is an amalgamation of wines from various years, skillfully blended to achieve a consistent and harmonious flavor profile. Produced using the traditional method, this sparkling wine undergoes a secondary fermentation in the bottle, contributing to its effervescence and complexity. By intentionally avoiding a specific vintage designation, winemakers have the flexibility to maintain a reliable and recognizable style, allowing consumers to enjoy a reliable and delicious sparkling experience year after year.