Frizzante | Italian Semi-Sparkling Wine
Italian Frizzante embodies the lightness, charm and unmistakable Italian way of life in every sparkling sip. As one of the most popular varieties of Italian wine, Frizzante enjoys worldwide popularity and has found its place as the ideal companion for social gatherings, light meals and relaxed moments. With its refreshing character and lively perlage, Italian frizzante offers a unique drinking experience that indulges the senses and expresses the dolce vita of Italy in every glass. - Gerardo [TS02/24]
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Rosé Special Cuvée · Frizzante IGT (2023) (Bio)La Jara, Veneto
The Rosé Special Cuvée from La Jara is a Rosato Frizzante made from equal parts Glera (Prosecco) and Raboso grapes. The result is a wonderfully refreshing, semi-dry frizzante with a medium perlage and strawberry fruit. An ideal aperitif or accompaniment to shrimp cocktails and light starters. - Gerardo [TS06/24]
€ 6,95 9,27 €/L
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Prosecco Frizzante DOC (2022) (Bio)La Jara, Veneto
Compared to sparkling wines, the popular Prosecco Frizzante has only half the carbonic acid, so it is somewhat less complicated and lighter. La Jara processes exclusively Prosecco grapes from own farming. The result is impressive: An natural product not only in the vineyard but also in the cellar. Fresh and lively, with medium perlage and a fine bouquet of fruit and flowers. - Gerardo [TS06/23]
€ 6,95 9,27 €/L
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Aragosta · Frizzante IGT (2023)Santa Maria la Palma, Sardegna
Vermentino grapes are fermented using the Charmat method, which results in a subtly sparkling and particularly light Frizzante: The color in the glass is a delicate straw yellow with light reflections. In the drink, the Aragosta Frizzante is lively and sparkling, with a high degree of refreshment and only a little bitterness. The perfect aperitif. - Gerardo [TS06/24]
€ 6,95 9,27 €/L
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Aragosta · Frizzante Rosé IGT (2023)Santa Maria la Palma, Sardegna
The Rosé variant of Aragosta Frizzante is based on Cannonau grapes, which provide the typical aroma and color. A delicate and lively Frizzante Rosato. - Gerardo [TS06/24]
€ 6,95 9,27 €/L
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Emily Chardonnay Frizzante Ancestrale IGT (2021) (Bio)Musella, Veneto
Emily is a sparkling wine produced according to the Méthode Ancestrale (also: Pét Nat) and is prepared from 100% Chardonnay grapes and without the addition of sulfites. The historical production method is making a comeback in recent years and is particularly popular with natural wine producers, as it allows the production of foam without additives. - Gerardo [TS08/22]
€ 16,95 € 15,99 21,32 €/L
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Frizzante | Italian Semi-Sparkling Wine | Buy at Gerardo
Italian Frizzante is much more than just a bubbly wine - it is a tribute to the lightness, taste and traditions of Italy. As one of the most diverse varieties of Italian wine, frizzante has won a very special place in the hearts of wine lovers around the world. Let's take a look at the fascinating world of Italian Frizzante, with the classic Prosecco, which often falls under this category, also playing an important role.
Frizzante, a term that perfectly captures the effervescent nature of this style of wine, is widespread in Italy and delights with its refreshing perlage and diverse aromas. One of the most famous variations of Frizzante is undoubtedly Prosecco, which originates from the picturesque Veneto region. Prosecco, although often perceived as a spumante, can actually also be enjoyed in the frizzante version. With its light, fine carbonation and fruity notes of green apples and pears, Prosecco Frizzante is a popular companion for sociable occasions and relaxed moments.
But Prosecco is not the only star in the Italian frizzante sky. Wines from other regions such as Veneto, Friuli-Venezia Giulia and Marche also offer a wealth of frizzante variations that impress with their variety and quality. From the tangy aromas of Glera grape juice to the delicate floral notes of Moscato, Italian frizzante wines offer a rich palette of flavor profiles to delight every palate.
The production of Frizzante requires finesse and expertise. Typically, Frizzante is made using the Charmat method, where the wine is fermented in pressurized tanks to create natural carbonation. This process gives the Frizzante its lively perlage and refreshing texture, making it an ideal wine for light meals and casual gatherings.
Unfortunately, there are some misconceptions about Frizzante, especially in comparison to its more noble relative, Spumante. While spumante has a more intense perlage and a more complex flavor profile, frizzante offers a lighter, carefree character that is perfect for everyday drinking.
It is also important to note that Frizzante is often considered a more affordable alternative to Spumante, making it a popular choice for wine lovers looking for quality and flavor at a reasonable price.
There is a story of sunshine, culture and craftsmanship in every glass of Italian Frizzante. Whether you choose a classic Prosecco Frizzante or explore the diversity of other regional variations, one thing is certain: Italian Frizzante is an invitation to enjoy life to the fullest and celebrate the carefree beauty of the Italian wine tradition. - Gerardo [TS02/24]