Brezza del Drago Spumante Rosato NV
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Have you heard? Local laws are finally allowing Prosecco producers to make their bubbly in pink. This elegant beauty is ahead of the popular trend – and you'll enjoy it at a very friendly price.
Named for the legendary dragon that lives in the winding canals of Venice, Brezza del Drago was crafted from Raboso grapes grown just outside the city. This ancient variety was once the most popular grape in northern Italy’s Veneto region, but has been nearly forgotten in modern times. However, thanks to quality-focused local winemakers, it’s making a well-deserved comeback.
Look forward to a pale salmon-pink color, introducing ripe strawberry and cherry aromas. The palate delivers a fine mousse of delicate bubbles, plus the crisp, fresh character that makes this sparkling pink so food-friendly. Pop the cork any time you want to celebrate, and enjoy alongside seafood, creamy risottos, or soft cheeses.
Sparkling pinks are the next big thing in Prosecco. Hurry to secure your taste before the rest of the world catches on.
Have you heard? Local laws are finally allowing Prosecco producers to make their bubbly in pink. This elegant beauty is ahead of the popular trend – and you'll enjoy it at a very friendly price.
Named for the legendary dragon that lives in the winding canals of Venice, Brezza del Drago was crafted from Raboso grapes grown just outside the city. This ancient variety was once the most popular grape in northern Italy’s Veneto region, but has been nearly forgotten in modern times. However, thanks to quality-focused local winemakers, it’s making a well-deserved comeback.
Look forward to a pale salmon-pink color, introducing ripe strawberry and cherry aromas. The palate delivers a fine mousse of delicate bubbles, plus the crisp, fresh character that makes this sparkling pink so food-friendly. Pop the cork any time you want to celebrate, and enjoy alongside seafood, creamy risottos, or soft cheeses.
Sparkling pinks are the next big thing in Prosecco. Hurry to secure your taste before the rest of the world catches on.
