| Rating | 90 |
| Style | White |
| Variety | Glera |
| Vintage | NV |
| Appellation |
Prosecco Veneto Italy |
| ABV | 11% |
| Price | $13.00 |
| Print Shelf Talker | |
| Reviewed By | |
| Reviewed | 2024-10-15 |
Perfect For
Pleasing A Crowd, Popping Bottles, Spicy Pairings
Drink If You Like
Glera, Muscat / Moscato , Pinot Gris / Grigio
Avissi Prosecco NV Review
This affordable bottle shows exactly why we love Prosecco. For under $15, you can have an easy-drinking bottle that's perfect for aperitivo hour or makes for a great Mimosa.
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