Pale lemon with very fine bubbles.
Smell
Very faint aromas of blossoms & orchid fruits, however nothing jumps out of the glass.
Taste
Dry, however not as acidic as expected for a sparkling wine. Flavours of honey and orchard fruits (nashi pear & apples) limp aimlessly across the palate. A surprisingly flat mouthfeel rounds out an unexciting experience.
Tale
in 1973 Bonaventura Maschio converted his family's winery in northern Italy into a state-of-the-art wine producing facility. The success of this revitalised winery was such that Maschio Chardonnay & Pinot Rosa are now the 2 biggest selling wines in Italy. As a Prosecco, Glera is the sole grape variety used, which used to be called Prosecco until a name change in 2009.
This particular Prosecco DOCG is an acceptable & inoffensive wine that would be perfectly serviceable on a sunny afternoon. It's just not an exciting or distinctive example of what the Glera grape can produce.
Price: $15
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