Andreola

Dirupo Brut presents itself crystal clear and clean. Fresh aroma with delicate floral notes and citrus, elegant and with fine perlage on the palate. Enjoy this juicy Prosecco as an aperitivo or as an excellent accompaniment to light meals. SUPERIORE.DE

"Fresh, discreetly apple-fruity; quite fine-foamed, fruity, fresh, balanced." (JLF) Merum

"Brilliant silver-grey. Fragrant nose of white peach, acacia blossom and yellow pear. On the palate with fine fruit sweetness and balanced play, great perlage, harmonious in approach and course." Falstaff

Más de Fer is made from selected grapes from the hills of Col de Fer and San Gallo. An exquisite cru that smells of meadow flowers and, with its pronounced fruitiness and delicate acidity, is the ideal companion from amuse-gueule to dessert. SUPERIORE.DE

Finely balanced and very elegant Prosecco Spumante Superiore of shiny gold colour with green reflections. Floral bouquet, fine perlage and elegant aromas of pear and white fruits that give elegance and length to the dry taste. SUPERIORE.DE

"Bright grey-yellow with persistent, fine perlage. Open and accessible nose with precise notes of fresh apple, some banana and jasmine blossoms. Juicy and very appealing in the attack and course, showing fine aromatics, at the same time appearing light-weight and fresh, just as you would expect from a great Prosecco DOCG." Falstaff

"A well-balanced Prosecco with medium fizz and lots of fresh citrus and mineral character, turning creamy on the finish. Nice." James Suckling

Vigne dei Piai is a fantastic Prosecco Spumante di Valdobbiadene Superiore from the Rive di Rolle vineyard. Pleasantly soft, fine bubbling, with fresh apple scent and invigorating taste. SUPERIORE.DE

"Brilliant, bright straw yellow with persistent perlage. Fragrant nose of jasmine, freshly cut apple, mint, in the reverberation of white peach. Shows itself at the palate very harmoniously, elegant sweetness carries the filigree perlage, loosely and complexly, stretches long and clearly over the tongue, extremely balanced final." Falstaff

"The 2019 Valdobbiadene Rive di Rolle Dry Vigne dei Piai is a more understated yet still wonderfully floral effort, mixing white smoke with dusty dried flowers and hints of pear. The textures are silky and, as the Dry category would suggest, there’s a bit more inner sweetness here, which is perfectly balanced by juicy acids and a creamy bead of fine bubbles. This is pleasure in a bottle, as sweet apple and hints of nectarine slowly taper off through the finish." Vinous

Fine Prosecco Spumante Superiore from the renowned Cartizze growing zone: Brilliant silver-grey, very elegant with fine perlage, pleasantly sweet note and fine fruit reminiscent of dewy August apples and citrus fruits. Long, creamy and persistent. SUPERIORE.DE

"Brilliant, light silver-grey with persistent perlage. Multi-layered, fragrant nose, of fruit salad, white peach, lots of white spring blossom. Multi-layered on the palate, with great fresh perlage and great fruit sweetness, wide fan, coherent from front to back." Falstaff

"Showing the dense, lemony notes, even lemon curd, that you often find from Cartizze. Salty mineral and sliced apple, too. Hint of fresh herb. Well-balanced with medium, supportive froth and a long finish. Salty aftertaste. Classy Prosecco." James Suckling

Finely balanced and very elegant Prosecco Spumante Superiore of shiny gold colour with green reflections. Floral bouquet, fine perlage and elegant aromas of pear and white fruits that give elegance and length to the dry taste. SUPERIORE.DE

"Fresh fruity, green apple, inviting; smooth, dry, fruit length too, pleases well." (JLF) Merum

"Sparkling, light straw yellow with green notes. Extremely fragrant and fresh on the nose, of fresh yellow apple, some banana and acacia blossom, animating. Round and balanced in attack and course, fills the palate great, yet remains light-weight, long final." Falstaff

"The 2019 Valdobbiadene Extra Brut 26° Primo from the Rive di Col San Martino is heavily perfumed with masses of white and yellow flowers complemented by a note of crushed ripe apples. This is a sharply focused and mineral-driven effort, far from the average, easy-drinking Prosecco most people are accustomed to. Instead, I find a savory display of spice and wild herbs before giving way to tart orchard fruits. While mouthwatering and refreshing, this finishes incredibly long and almost salty. Also worth pointing out are the back labels from Andreola's Rive lineup, which outline their vineyards and, in this case, the grams per liter of residual sugar, which is zero. Consider me a fan." Vinous