Tasting Notes

Prosecco is easily Italy’s most popular sparkling wine and Tenuta Sant’Anna Prosecco is one of the best out there. If you prefer your Prosecco in a drier style, you want to be looking for a ‘Brut’, which is allowed between 6 and 12gr of residual sugar per litre. TSA Prosecco Brut averages 8/9 g/L.

100% Glera from estate-owned vineyards. Tenuta Sant’Anna Prosecco Brut is light, with refreshingly fine bubbles, a fresh bouquet of acacia flowers which gives way to aromas of white peach and rennet. Lively with a creamy perlage. An excellent aperitif, it may be served with all seafood-based dishes, from appetizers to light risottos to second-course fish dishes. Serve well chilled.

Screwcap – great for on-the-go, pic-nic, outings, fun and simple!

TSA Prosecchini Brut come in a case with 24 individual 187ml bottles.

Winery	Tenuta Sant’Anna
Region	Veneto
Varietal	100% Glera (Prosecco)
Location of Vineyards	Estate-owned vineyards within the Veneto DOC area
Soil	Medium blend with clay-like tendency
Vinification	Harvested grapes are de-stemmed and crushed gently. The must obtained is transferred to steel vats where fermentation takes place at controlled temperatures. Then the so-called ‘charmat method’ of making sparkling wine begins: a selection of yeasts is put in the tanks to trigger a secondary fermentation which, over a period of 4 months will transform the wine into a refined sparkling wine. Fermentation is stopped by raising the temperature when the desired residual sugar is obtained in the tank.
Alcohol Content	11.5%
Oenologist	Riccardo Cottarella (consultant)