Astoria Butterfly Prosecco Extra Dry (375ml)

Key characteristics:

Astoria Butterfly Prosecco Extra Dry (375ml) is a vibrant and inviting sparkling wine from a leading exponent of Prosecco, Astoria, renowned for blending tradition with innovation. This delightful Prosecco offers a truly pleasant experience, bursting with a fruity explosion that captivates both the nose and palate, making it a perfect expression of elegance and freshness.

Tasting Notes:

• Variety: 100% Glera
• Appearance: Pale straw yellow with greenish reflections and very fine-grained, continuous perlage.
• Aroma: An intense and aromatic nose, revealing delightful notes of peach, melon, ripe apple, and pear. Hints of white flowers, lemon, and green apple also emerge, creating an elegant and fruity bouquet.
• Taste: Soft, full-bodied, and harmonious on the palate, this Prosecco is fruit-driven and refreshing. It presents a typically aromatic profile with invigorating mineral undertones, stone fruits, and subtle hints of white tea and citrus.
• Region: Hailing from the Treviso province in Italy, the Glera grapes thrive in the picturesque Prosecco Hills of the Veneto region. This area, known for its unique terroir of clay and limestone soils, was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2019, contributing to the distinct character of the wine.
• Pairing: Ideal as an aperitif, this versatile sparkling wine also pairs beautifully with a variety of fish dishes, light appetizers, sushi, and seafood. Its acidity and bubbles also complement spicy foods, and its fruity notes make it a delightful accompaniment to sweet desserts like fruit tarts and pastries.

Overall impression:

This Astoria Butterfly Prosecco Extra Dry is a beautifully balanced and harmonious sparkling wine, offering a delightful blend of freshness, fruitiness, and aromatic complexity. Its lively character makes it an excellent choice for celebrations, convivial gatherings, or simply enjoying a refreshing glass.

Extra notes:

• Astoria Wines, founded in 1987, is a leading producer in the Prosecco region, celebrated for its commitment to quality, innovation, and distinctive wine packaging.
• The Glera grape, the cornerstone of Prosecco, was officially renamed from “Prosecco” in 2009 to protect the designated origin of the wine itself.