Currently on offer from premium prosecco brand Della Vite, DOC Treviso Rosé is a fancy pink fizz that hails from Italy’s celebrated north-eastern prosecco region.
This extra-dry blend is made with 11 per cent Pinot Nero, co-fermented with Glera grapes for 60 days. This extra long fermentation results in a creamy texture and fine mousse. Unusually, the finished wine is then filtered through vegan-friendly ceramic filters.
The Della Vite DOC Treviso Rosé prosecco has a lovely pale pink hue and has a creamy texture with fine bubbles. On the palate it refreshes with notes of strawberries and rhubarb. It’s ideal for drinking on its own, or partnered with salmon, shellfish or a generously dressed Caesars salad.
Presented in a stylish frosted bottle with signature label, it’s bottled at 11.5% ABV.
This extra-dry blend is made with 11 per cent Pinot Nero, co-fermented with Glera grapes for 60 days…
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Della Vite DOC Treviso Rosé is currently available from Amazon, priced at £18. Typically it sells for £22.
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Currently on offer from premium prosecco brand Della Vite, DOC Treviso Rosé is a fancy pink fizz that hails from Italy’s celebrated north-eastern prosecco region.
This extra-dry blend is made with 11 per cent Pinot Nero, co-fermented with Glera grapes for 60 days. This extra long fermentation results in a creamy texture and fine mousse. Unusually, the finished wine is then filtered through vegan-friendly ceramic filters.
The Della Vite DOC Treviso Rosé prosecco has a lovely pale pink hue and has a creamy texture with fine bubbles. On the palate it refreshes with notes of strawberries and rhubarb. It’s ideal for drinking on its own, or partnered with salmon, shellfish or a generously dressed Caesars salad.
Presented in a stylish frosted bottle with signature label, it’s bottled at 11.5% ABV.
Della Vite is a joint venture between celebrity sisters Chloe, Poppy and Cara Delevingne. Inspired by their favourite Italian proseccos, the sisters partnered with a third-generation wine making family, located in the Valdobbiadene valley, to produce their own range of sparkling wines.
Della Vite DOC Treviso Rosé is currently available from Amazon, priced at £18. Typically it sells for £22.
This DOC Treviso Rosé is one of three proseccos in the Della Vite range. It’s joined by the Della Vite Prosecco DOC Treviso Extra Dry, and the Della Vite DOCG Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore.
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