Glera (Prosecco)
For those who appreciate the finer sparkling wines, let us introduce you to Glera, the grape responsible for Italy's beloved Prosecco. This captivating variety, originating in the Veneto region, is celebrated for its light, fresh, and fruity character. With delicate notes of green apple, pear, and citrus, Prosecco offers a crisp and refreshing experience that's perfect for any occasion. Explore our curated selection and discover the delightful world of Glera.
Known for its light, fresh, and fruity character, Glera’s common tasting notes include green apple, pear, and citrus. It typically produces wines with high acidity and a crisp, refreshing mouthfeel. When used for making Prosecco, Glera wines are typically made in a sparkling or lightly sparkling (frizzante) style, offering a gentle effervescence and a light, easy-drinking profile.
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What is a good price for Prosecco in Singapore?
The price of Prosecco in Singapore varies based on factors such as brand, quality, and retail location. Boundbywine offers a diverse selection of Prosecco wines to accommodate various budgets, from everyday options to premium selections for special occasions.
Prosecco vs Champagne: Which is better?
Prosecco and Champagne, while both sparkling wines, possess distinct characteristics. Prosecco typically exhibits a lighter, fruitier profile and a more accessible price point, while Champagne is renowned for its complexity, yeasty notes, and fine bubbles. The preferred choice ultimately depends on individual preferences and the specific occasion.
Is Prosecco a dry or sweet wine?
The majority of Prosecco wine is produced in a dry style, categorised as "Brut." However, off-dry ("Extra Dry") and sweet ("Dry") styles are also available. So, if you prefer a touch of sweetness, be sure to check the label before you buy Prosecco online.
Is Prosecco just cheap Champagne?
While Prosecco is often more affordable than Champagne, it's a distinct sparkling wine with its own unique character and production methods. Both wines have their own place in the world of bubbly, and both are worth exploring!
What is Prosecco’s alcohol content?
Prosecco generally contains an alcohol content ranging from 11% to 12%, slightly lower than most still wines. This contributes to its light and refreshing nature, making it a suitable choice for various occasions.
