Fresh, crisp and tasty bubbles, we review the Abbazia Prosecco Extra Dry.
Extra Dry Prosecco from the Prosecco DOC area of Italy made primarily with the Glera grape. This sparkling wine is made using the Charmat method. It has 12-17 g/L of residual sugar and 5-7 g/L of total acidity.
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Now on to today’s wine.
Sample submitted for review. The Abbazia Prosecco Extra Dry is available for around $13.
From the winery:
Category: Sparkling Extra Dry DOC wine
Vinification: Charmat – White / Charmat
Grapes: Glera and vinestocks authorizedColor: Light straw yellow in colour with greenish highlights. Persistent and fine perlage.
Nose: Fruity and aromatic. Notes of apple and acacia flowers.
Taste: Fresh and zesty taste, on the palate it is fine and elegant.Would You Like To Save This?
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Italian classic sparkling-wine, appreciated and well-know all around the word. Ideal for all daily meals and for fish dishes, white meat and crustaceans. The fruity notes and its foam make unique and unforgettable your toasts.
11% Alcohol
The Abbazia Prosecco Extra Dry opens with pleasing aromas of apple, peach and citrus with a touch of fresh baked bread and flowers. It’s a nice start.
Taking a sip reveals a fresh, crisp and tasty wine that is a bit simple but good. Featuring similar flavors to the nose, it features nice fine bubbles throughout. This is a refreshing drink.
It ends crisp and with good length on the lip-smacking finish. This is also one of the sparkling wines we used in our article “4 Delicious, Fast, and Easy Sparkling Wine Cocktails“.
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Review Summary
Abbazia Prosecco Extra Dry Review • Reverse Wine Snob
Fresh, crisp and tasty bubbles, we review the Abbazia Prosecco Extra Dry.
7
Pros
- 87-88 points
- Priced right
Cons
- May be hard to find
