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Prosecco DOC Spumante Brut - Gold - Jeroboam - Bottega

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Format: 300 cl

-16%

91,67 €

Recommended price: 110,29 €

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Technical information

Producer	Bottega
Name	Prosecco DOC
Variety	Glera
Gradation	11.0%
Format	300 cl
Aromatic profile	Floral and fruity notes, green apple, pear
Vinification method	Charmat method (secondary fermentation in autoclave)
Residual sugars	Brut (≤12 g/l)
Region	Veneto
Production area	Province of Treviso
Country	Italy
Type	Sparkling wine
Type of cask	Autoclave
Color	Straw yellow
Serving temperature	6-8°C
Recommended consumption	Within 18 months
Pairing	Aperitifs, light appetizers, fish

Description

The Prosecco DOC Spumante Brut - Gold - Jeroboam - Bottega represents an expression of high quality and refinement in the world of Italian sparkling wines. This particular Jeroboam bottle, which is equivalent to four standard bottles, is ideal for celebrations and special events, offering not only a wine of excellent quality but also a touch of visual elegance thanks to its fascinating golden color.

Produced in the renowned Veneto region, this Prosecco DOC Spumante Brut by Bottega is made by meticulously following Italian winemaking traditions, with a strong focus on the selection of Glera grapes. These grapes are handpicked and gently pressed to preserve their fresh and vibrant aromas. The fine and persistent perlage is the result of a careful secondary fermentation process in an autoclave according to the Charmat method, which maintains and enhances the natural flavors of the grapes.

On the nose, the Prosecco DOC Spumante Brut - Gold by Bottega offers fragrant notes of green apple, pear, and floral nuances that transform into a fresh and vibrant palate, with an impeccable balance between acidity and sugars. This makes it extraordinarily versatile, ideal for pairing with light appetizers, fish, or seafood, but also delightful on its own as an aperitif.

The presentation in a golden bottle not only protects the wine from light, preserving its quality and freshness, but adds undeniable visual appeal, making it the centerpiece of any festive table.

Choosing this Prosecco DOC Spumante Brut - Gold - Jeroboam by Bottega means opting for a wine that combines tradition, quality, and an unparalleled visual style, ideal for making any occasion even more special.

The winery

Botter – Winery in Veneto

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Venetian winery that produces and markets still and sparkling wines, with a strong connection to the Veneto region and an international commercial presence.

Region: Veneto

Country: Italia

Founded: 1928

Grapes: Glera, Pinot Grigio, Pinot Nero, Merlot

Founded in Fossalta di Piave and historically linked to the Venetian territory. Strong focus on Prosecco and on typical wines from the Veneto. Part of the Argea group. A range of wines designed to be versatile and suited to a variety of drinking occasions.

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Winery history

Founded as a small wine retailer in Fossalta di Piave, Botter has grown from the experience of its founding family into a brand recognized for Venetian wines. The company website and commercial sources note the family's origins in Fossalta di Piave and a long expansion into foreign markets while retaining a strong regional identity.

Production philosophy

Combining respect for local traditions with attention to innovation: the brand focuses on versatile, approachable wines that evoke Venetian roots and the diversity of the Veneto, prioritizing quality and stylistic consistency.

Terroir and vineyards

Primarily Veneto: Botter's labels highlight Venetian grape varieties and denominations and draw inspiration from the region's landscape and traditions.