this wine, and another called Prosecco. It's similar to the Rosea, but made from a different kind of grape. The two are also related through the carbonation process that puts the sparkle in these sparkling wines! The wines are stored in special tanks for a period of 60 days, during which the carbon dioxide is slowly added. When complete, the wine is a refreshing, light accompaniment to any vino collection, and is a particularly good pairing with goat cheese or salmon!
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Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Giving Italian Wine Some Sparkle!
this wine, and another called Prosecco. It's similar to the Rosea, but made from a different kind of grape. The two are also related through the carbonation process that puts the sparkle in these sparkling wines! The wines are stored in special tanks for a period of 60 days, during which the carbon dioxide is slowly added. When complete, the wine is a refreshing, light accompaniment to any vino collection, and is a particularly good pairing with goat cheese or salmon!