Azienda Col Vetoraz - Valdobbiadene Brut Prosecco

Azienda Col Vetoraz - Prosecco Valdobbiadene Brut

Prosecco|Sparkling wine

3.2/5 (8 customers)

89/100

Robert Parker

Hailing from Valdobbiadene, this Prosecco is highly aromatic and well-balanced on the nose, evoking fresh fruit and a delicate floral note, with plenty of freshness. On the palate, it offers lovely fruit, citrus notes, body, richness, beautiful harmony, and fullness, with superb length and great finesse… A sparkling wine to discover without delay!

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Azienda Col Vetoraz

Vintage

Brut

Designation

Prosecco

Region

Italy

Grape varieties

100% Prosecco (Glera)

Terroirs

Valdobbiadene, west-facing hills

Viticulture

traditional and meticulous

Grape Harvest

at peak ripeness

Winemaking

Charmat method

Alcohol content

14%

Eye

pale gold color, fine and persistent bubbles

Nose

very aromatic, well-balanced, with notes of fresh fruit, plenty of freshness, and a floral undertone

Palate

beautiful fruit, citrus notes, body, richness, lovely balance, fullness with superb length, structure, and finesse

Serve

at 8°C

Open

and serve!

Drink from

2015

Drink before

2016

Food and wine pairings

Enjoy as an aperitif, with desserts...

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Robert Parker - Wine Advocate

Wine rated 89/100 (Very good wine)

Estate rated "Recommended" (Wine producer recommended by Robert Parker - The Wine Advocate)

About the wine:

If you're looking for a great Prosecco Brut that stands out, look no further than Col Vetoraz. With its charming and irresistible character, it's bursting with pure energy and vibrancy. It's a magnificent choice—a wine that impresses with its balance and a mineral-driven, sun-kissed finish.

Customer rating

3.2/5

based on 8 reviews

Review by Mr. PIERRE B. Posted on October 15, 2015

I didn't find it to have the same character as the Prosecco I drank in Italy. Still, it's good as an aperitif.