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Crafted in Prosecco DOC with 100% Glera Grapes

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High Quality, Timeless Tradition

The Art of Making Avissi Prosecco

Truly great Prosecco begins in the vineyard. That’s why we partner exclusively with select growers in the Prosecco DOC who have been farming in the region for decades. Each grape is handpicked and carefully selected to meet our meticulous standards.

Our small-batch production takes place at grower-owned cooperatives using time-honored Italian winemaking methods. We ferment in concrete tanks to preserve the wine’s natural freshness and vibrant fruit character. The Charmat method, the traditional technique for making the region’s hallmark Italian sparkling wine, allows us to capture Avissi Prosecco’s signature effervescence and elegant flavor profile.

These efforts from vineyard to cellar culminate in a Prosecco that consistently earns critical acclaim while remaining refreshingly approachable. From sommeliers to at-home enthusiasts, those who know quality reach for Avissi.

Properties Details
Appellation: Prosecco DOC
Grape Variety: 100% Glera
Alcohol Content: 11% ABV
Total Acidity: 5.8 g/L
Residual Sugar: 14.8 g/L
Winemaking: Produced at grower-owned cooperatives in small batches, using the Charmat method, the traditional Italian sparkling wine production method, and concrete fermentation tanks to enhance quality.
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Taste the Avissi Difference

A Prosecco with Finesse

Avissi Prosecco dazzles in the glass with a brilliant pale straw color and lively, persistent bubbles. Brimming with fragrant aromas of honeysuckle, white flowers, citrus zest, and green apple, followed by refreshing flavors of crisp green apple and pear that dance across the palate. Balanced by bright acidity and delicate effervescence, this Italian sparkling wine invites one sip after the next with a clean and delightfully crisp finish.

Light-bodied and expertly balanced, Avissi Prosecco offers the ideal harmony of fruit, acidity, and sparkle. With lower residual sugar than many other Proseccos, it’s uniquely food-friendly while remaining deliciously drinkable on its own.

Serving Suggestions: Serve well-chilled (40-45°F) in white wine glasses or flutes. Excellent as an aperitif, paired with light appetizers, or in your favorite sparkling cocktail.

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Everything you want to know about this worldclass sparkling wine

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“Scents of honeysuckle and gardenia are sweet and delicate. The melting bubbles perform gracefully, accenting flavors of linen and orange cream. White rice and Asian pear dot the mid-palate and the finish is redolent of green apple. The liquid is as unique as this wine’s memorable packaging.”

– Meridith May, Tasting Panel Magazine

Best Affordable Prosecco

“This affordable bottle shows exactly why we love Prosecco. For under $15, you can have an easy-drinking bottle that’s perfect for aperitivo hour or makes for a great Mimosa.”

– Keith Beavers, Vinepair

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“Fresh berries bring an easy-drinking summer energy, everything bright and uncomplicated. The palate keeps that same breezy vibe, red fruits and bubbles flowing like your playlist’s feel-good hits while staying fresh enough to pour all afternoon.”

– Jeff Porter, Wine Enthusiast

FAQ

Prosecco is made using the Charmat method (also called the tank method), a traditional Italian sparkling wine production technique. After the base wine is fermented, it undergoes a secondary fermentation in large pressurized stainless steel tanks where bubbles are created. This process preserves Prosecco’s fresh character and takes just a few weeks to a couple of months, much faster than the traditional Champagne method. The wine is then filtered and bottled under pressure to maintain its signature effervescence.

Avissi Prosecco is handcrafted from 100% Glera grapes grown in the Prosecco DOC region and fermented in concrete tanks to enhance quality and freshness.

While both are sparkling wines, Prosecco and Champagne differ in origin, production method, and flavor profile.

Origin:
Prosecco comes from Italy’s Veneto region, while Champagne comes from the Champagne region of France.

Production Method:
Prosecco uses the Charmat method (tank fermentation), whereas Champagne uses the traditional method (bottle fermentation)

Flavor:
Prosecco is fresh, fruity, and light with flavors of green apple and pear. Champagne is more complex and toasty with brioche-like notes.

Price:
Prosecco is typically more affordable due to its faster, less labor-intensive production method.

Prosecco comes in several sweetness levels, which are indicated on the label. Some of the most popular styles are:

Properties Details
Brut: Dry (0-12 g/L residual sugar)
Extra Dry: Slightly sweet (12-17 g/L)
Extra Dry: A common, popular style. Despite the name, this style is slightly sweeter than Brut (12-17 g/L)
Dry: Noticeably sweet (17-32 g/L)
Demi-Sec: Sweetest (32-50 g/L)

Most Prosecco, including Avissi, is Extra Dry, meaning it has a touch of sweetness balanced by refreshing acidity. This makes it incredibly versatile for food pairing and cocktails.

Before Opening:
Store Prosecco bottles on their side in a cool, dark place (ideally 50-55°F) away from light, heat, and vibration. Unlike Champagne, Prosecco is meant to be enjoyed young and fresh within 1-2 years of purchase.

After Opening:
Once opened, Prosecco begins losing its effervescence. For best results:
Use a sparkling wine stopper (the kind that clamps onto the bottle)
Store in the refrigerator
Drink within 24 hours for optimal quality

Follow these steps to open a bottle of Prosecco the next time you’re craving a pop of Italia:

1. Chill first. Make sure the bottle is cold.
2. Remove the foil. Loosen the wire cage while keeping your thumb on the cork.
3. Tilt the bottle at a 45-degree angle away from people.
4. Hold the cork steady with one hand while slowly twisting the bottle with the other.
5. Control the cork release. Resist pressure to create a soft “sigh” rather than a loud “pop.”

A standard 750ml bottle of Prosecco yields approximately 5 glasses (5 oz pours). For cocktails like spritzes and mimosas, you’ll get more servings since Prosecco is mixed with other ingredients.

Planning a party? Use our Prosecco Party Calculator to figure out exactly how many bottles you need.

Prosecco is one of the lighter alcoholic beverage options:
Per glass (5 oz): Approximately 90-100 calories
Per bottle (750ml): Approximately 450-500 calories

The lower alcohol content (around 11% ABV) and controlled sweetness levels make Prosecco a relatively light choice for celebrations.

Prosecco is known for its fresh, fruity, and approachable flavor profile. Avissi Prosecco features:

Aromas: Honeysuckle, white flowers, green apple, citrus zest
Flavors: Crisp green apple, ripe pear, hints of peach
Texture: Light-bodied with lively, delicate bubbles
Finish: Clean, fresh, and slightly crisp

Avissi Prosecco is available at select restaurants and retailers across the country. Use our wine finder to discover locations near you where you can purchase or enjoy Avisi.

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Prosecco is often the better choice for mimosas. Here’s why:

Flavor Profile:
Prosecco’s fresh, fruity character complements orange juice beautifully

Sweetness:
The subtle sweetness in Prosecco balances the acidity of citrus juice.

Value:
Prosecco has excellent quality at a more accessible price point, making bottomless brunch actually affordable.

Versatility:
Prosecco works with all kinds of juices–orange, grapefruit, cranberry, pineapple, and more.

Yes! Prosecco should always be served well-chilled at 40-45°F (4-7°C).

Serving Prosecco at the right temperature is crucial. Too warm and it tastes flat and overly sweet. Too cold and you’ll mute the delicate flavors and aromas.

How to chill Prosecco:
Refrigerator: 3-4 hours before serving
Ice bucket: 20-30 minutes in equal parts ice and water
Freezer: 20-30 minutes maximum – set a timer! (emergency method)

Once opened, keep Prosecco chilled in an ice bucket during service to maintain its refreshing character.

Avissi Prosecco is available for purchase online through our trusted retail partners. With 90+ point scores vintage after vintage, and handcrafted quality from Italy’s Prosecco DOC region, Avissi delivers excellent Italian sparkling wine at an accessible price.

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Prosecco is incredibly food-friendly thanks to its bright acidity and delicate bubbles. It pairs best with:

Salty foods (prosciutto, aged cheese, olives)
Fried foods (calamari, arancini, tempura)
Seafood (oysters, shrimp, sushi)
Light pasta dishes
Fresh fruits
Brunch foods (eggs, smoked salmon)

For Aperol Spritz, look for a quality Prosecco with good acidity and balanced sweetness like Avissi. The Prosecco should be flavorful enough to shine through the Aperol and soda water, but not so complex that its nuances get lost in the mix. An Extra Dry Prosecco works nicely, as the slight sweetness balances any bitter notes in Aperol.

Most Prosecco is vegan-friendly. However, some winemakers use animal-derived fining agents during production. Check with the specific producer. Avissi Prosecco is vegan-friendly.

Avissi Prosecco is available in standard 750ml bottles as well as mini 187ml bottles. The small format is perfect for personal sipping, on the go enjoyment, gift bags, and more!

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