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[11% Alcohol ABV — Foreign]
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Borgoluce's brut Prosecco from Italy, made from Glera — the grape that was once called Prosecco itself.
Delivered to Saturday, 19 September
Borgoluce's brut Prosecco from Italy, made from Glera — the grape that was once called Prosecco itself.
Borgoluce Lampo Prosecco Brut NV pairs best with potato chips, oysters, grilled prawns and bruschetta. The fizz loves salt and fry — chips, bruschetta and shellfish all sparkle alongside.
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8 questions about Borgoluce Lampo Prosecco Brut NV
Glera is the grape the Prosecco rules are built around, and it is what Borgoluce use here. It grows across the north-east of Italy, through the Veneto and Friuli, and the hillside zones of Conegliano Valdobbiadene and Asolo carry the stricter DOCG classification.
Borgoluce Lampo Prosecco Brut NV is bottled at 11% ABV.
Borgoluce Lampo Prosecco Brut NV tastes of green apple, pear and white blossom. The mousse is soft, the acidity bright, the finish dry.
Borgoluce Lampo Prosecco Brut NV pairs best with potato chips, oysters, grilled prawns and bruschetta. The fizz loves salt and fry — chips, bruschetta and shellfish all sparkle alongside.
Borgoluce Lampo Prosecco Brut NV is produced by Borgoluce.
Borgoluce Lampo Prosecco Brut NV comes from Italy.
Serve Borgoluce Lampo Prosecco Brut NV well chilled at 6-8°C in a flute or tulip glass. Open gently and pour at an angle to keep the bubbles.
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