A certified crowd-pleaser, we review the estate grown, Risata Prosecco DOC Extra Dry. Available for as little as $10.
Extra Dry Prosecco from the Prosecco DOC area of Italy and made with 100% Glera. This sparkling wine is produced using the Charmat method. It has 15 g/L of residual sugar.
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Now on to today’s wine.
Sample submitted for review. The Risata Prosecco Extra Dry has an SRP of $16 but is available for as low as $10. It is imported by Prestige Beverage Group.
From the winery:
Risata Prosecco DOC
Extra Dry
Estate Grown
100% Glera
1.5% Residual SugarRisata Prosecco is a dry sparkling wine with aromas of peach and pear that lead into juicy flavors of Pink Lady apple, citrus and white peach.
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11% Alcohol
The Risata Prosecco Extra Dry begins with pleasing aromas of apple, peach, lemon and touches of floral notes. It’s a good start.
This is a nice, basic, widely available Prosecco at a good price. It’s not too sweet tasting with good acidity and lots of fine bubbles. A very nice palate cleanser, this would also make a good mixer for sparkling wine cocktails.
It ends crisp and a bit short but satisfying. Very easy to drink, this bottle will go quick. This is a certified crowd-pleaser.
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Review Summary
Risata Prosecco Review • Reverse Wine Snob
A certified crowd-pleaser, we review the estate grown, Risata Prosecco DOC Extra Dry. Available for as little as $10.
7.3
Pros
- Nice, basic, widely available Prosecco at a good price
- Great for sparkling wine cocktails
Cons
- On the simple side
