THE GLERA GRAPE

With a floral and fruity aroma, and a fresh, light and lively taste, Prosecco DOC is the symbol of simple, refined drinking, intrinsically tied to the unmistakable Made in Italy lifestyle.
The grapes used for Prosecco DOC are primarily Glera, a typical variety grown in north-eastern Italy since Roman times. Glera is a type of white grape. Its branches are dark brown and yield a large quantity of straw-coloured grapes. Prosecco DOC is made using at least 85% of the Glera grape, a variety indigenous to north-eastern Italy.
The light straw-coloured Prosecco DOC offers lovely apple, peach, pear and white flower notes with a hint of citrus, with a fresh delivery, and a persistent foam.

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