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Prosecco is a variety of white grape
grown in the Veneto region of Italy, and also gives its name to the
sparkling wine made from the grape. The grape is grown in the Conegliano and Valdobbiadene wine-growing regions north of Treviso. Its late ripening has led to its use in dry sparkling (spumante) and semi-sparkling (frizzante) wines, with their characteristic bitter aftertaste. Like other sparkling wines, Prosecco is served chilled. Most commonly it is served unmixed, but it also appears in several mixed drinks. It was the original main ingredient in the Bellini cocktail, and it can also replace champagne in other cocktails such as the Mimosa. Prosecco also features in the Italian mixed drink Sgroppino (with vodka and lemon sorbet). The Italian Prosecco should not be confused with Dalmatian Prosecco, which is actually called Prošek, and made out of dried grapes. Some premium quality chocolate companies sell chocolate packed together with miniature bottles of Prosecco. |
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Bartenura Prosecco Bottles/Case: 12 Mevushal: Yes Alc/Vol: 11.5% Size: 750 ml Region: Italy Type: Sparkling Color: White Varietal: Prosecco Supervision: OU General Information This is a wonderful, slightly sparkling wine produced in the Veneto region of Italy. Its slightly fruity, creamy, dry quality; make Bartenura Prosecco the perfect wine to accompany appetizers, pasta, and seafood dishes. It is best served chilled. Kosher For Passover Friday Night Kiddush Winemaker's Note Semi-dry with fruity flavors and light effervescence. Best Served With: Lightly flavored fish, pizza, veal and chicken. |
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