Prosecco wine region

The trip to Prosecco wine region in springs is like experiencing heaven on earth. After long chilly winters, this is the time when the natives of this region are ready to celebrate their Prosecco wine festival.

Prosecco wine region is a beautiful area located in the Veneto region of Italy. We will take you to the oldest wine road of Italy that lies between Conegliano and Valdobiadene. This road is full of the magical aroma of Prosecco grapes all round the year, especially during springs. We will also take you to enjoy the beautiful sights of small villages and hilltop hamlets in this area such as Refrontolo, Colle S. Martino, S. Pietro di Feleto, and Valdobbiadene. The ancient monuments and magnificent mansions of Prosecco, Italy are also worth seeing.

We will take you to the Prosecco wineries where you can taste the wine as well as watch its production process. Earlier Prosecco was known to be a soft wine with very little fizz in it. But today, Prosecco grapes are mixed with other types of grapes to give a dry and bubbly hint to Prosecco wines. Prosecco wines are sparkling white wines made through the charmat method. This method is popular as it keeps the freshness and flavor of the grapes intact even after their fermentation process is over. We will make you visit wineries where you can taste a variety of these wines.

Some of the Prosecco wines that you can taste with us are Prosecco Tranqillo. Though it tastes good when you drink this wine fresh, it tastes best when it is two years old. Other prosecco wines are Prosecco DOC of Conegliano-Valdobbiadene, Prosecco Spumante, and Prosecco frizzante dolce. There are various other flavors available in this wine. You can choose your favorite flavor and also take some bottles home to taste it whenever you wish.

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