Le Clivie Prosecco Asolo D.O.C.G
From £14.18
Le Clivie Asolo Prosecco Extra Dry D.O.C.G. truly excels among various Prosecco options, thanks to its exceptional quality. Grown in the picturesque Colli Asolani region at an altitude of 450 metres above sea level, this sparkling wine thrives in a well-preserved environment that supports biodiversity. Here, the harmonious coexistence of woods and vineyards, along with the preservation of historical grape varieties, creates the perfect setting for viticulture.
In this steep terrain, dedicated vineyard workers carefully tend to the vines by hand, often navigating challenging conditions. The breezy Asolo area benefits from refreshing winds that flow from the Alps and the sea, causing significant temperature changes between day and night. These fluctuations play a crucial role in enhancing the grapes’ unique aromas.
As a result of these distinctive characteristics, Le Clivie Asolo Prosecco Extra Dry D.O.C.G. delivers a crisp and refreshing taste that reflects its strong sense of place. To fully enjoy this sparkling wine, serve it chilled. It makes an excellent choice for celebrating special occasions or elevating casual gatherings. Pair it with light appetisers, such as fresh seafood, antipasti, or delicate cheeses, to enhance your dining experience.

GRAPE
Le Clivie Prosecco Asolo D.O.C.G is made with 100% Glera grape

Produced By
Dacastello Vini Pregiati

PRODUCTION ZONE
Valdobbiadene, in the hills of the province of Treviso, Veneto, Italy

ALCOHOL
11%

SERVING TEMPERATURE
4-6°C

BOTTLE SIZE
0.75 L
At Casa Di Vini you can by 0,2L, or 1,5L size variations.

Drinkability
Prosecco comes in glass bottles and does not have an expiry date. We suggest storing it in a cool, dry location. To truly enjoy its qualities, consume it within 24 months.
At Casa Di Vini LTD, we recommend using Riedel glasses to enhance your tasting experience. These glasses allow you to appreciate the wine’s quality, capture its aroma, and maintain the effervescence of the perlage.
Gold Meda, London Wine Competition 2024: London Wine Competition 2024
Prosecco Treviso Extra Dry Millesimato has earned a silver medal from the International Wine Challenge (IWC).
https://www.winemeridian.com/tasting/dacastello-asolo-prosecco-tasting/
Bouquet
Delicate floral notes with scents of white fruit.
Palate
Le Clivie Prosecco Asolo D.O.C.G. is crisp, dry and harmonious, with quite persistent fruity scents.
We recommend tasting in Riedel glasses in order to best appreciate its quality, capture its aroma and avoid dispersion of the perlage.
Pairing
The aperitif par excellence. Perfect with starters, delicate pasta dishes, risotto and molluscs. Excellent with sushi and sashimi. Interesting after dinner with strawberries in season.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sushi
https://www.casadivini.co.uk/product/mini-caciocavallo-350g/

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