2022 Prosecco DOC Millesimato Extra Dry

Name: Prosecco DOC Millesimato Extra Dry
Brand: Le Celline
Rating: 91 (1 reviews)

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Tasting 2023

The prosecco Prosecco DOC Millesimato Extra Dry, vintage 2022 from the winery Le Celline has been rated in 2023 by Othmar Kiem & Simon Staffler with 91 Falstaff points. It is a wine made from the grape variety Glera from the region Veneto in Italy.

Tasting Notes

Tasting from 21.04.2023: Othmar Kiem & Simon Staffler

Bright silver grey with persistent mousse. Fresh and inviting nose of green pear, white peach and star fruit, plus elderflower. On the palate crisp, juicy, fresh, with freshly cut grass and gooseberries, balanced and harmonious, dry.

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Region: Veneto, Italy

Winery: Le Celline

Type of Production: conventional

Category: Sparkling Wine - Prosecco

Grape Variety: Glera

Vintage: 2022

Alcohol Level: 11.5%

Stopper: Cork

Price: 10 - 20 €

Region

Veneto, Italy

The area under vines in Veneto covers about 75,000 hectares, providing the third largest quantity of wine in Italy afterPuglia and Sicily. The charming...

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Winery Le Celline

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Le Celline

Via S. Pietro 14
33033 Codroipo
Italien
[email protected] www.lecelline.it

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