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Italian Prosecco is the ideal wine for celebrating special moments. At Devoro, we offer a wide selection of artisan Italian Prosecco, available in DOC and DOCG varieties, from fresh, lively bubbles to more intense and complex flavours. Choosing the right Prosecco can make your celebrations truly memorable, bringing a touch of authentic Italian quality to your table. Browse our curated collection and discover how each bottle can add sophistication and style to your gatherings.
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Prosecco Valdobbiadene DOCG...
€14.00The superior elegance of Prosecco Valdobbiadene Docg 1930 Brut Varaschin, a fresh and lively sparkling wine, perfect as an aperitif and with fish dishes.
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Prosecco Classic Method Rosé
€35.00Prosecco Metodo Classico Rosè produced by Tenuta Pezzapane, with a fresh and lively taste, is produced in limited quantities every year.
Italian Prosecco – The Difference Between DOC and DOCG
The distinction between DOC and DOCG Prosecco lies in quality and origin. Prosecco DOC, produced in specific areas of Veneto and Friuli Venezia Giulia, is cherished for its fresh, fruity taste, ideal for aperitifs and casual gatherings. Prosecco DOCG, crafted in the hills of Conegliano and Valdobbiadene, offers a superior experience with more complex aromas, perfect for special toasts. Explore our site for a range of Prosecco labels and unique characteristics in each type.
Types of Prosecco – Which One Suits Each Occasion?
Prosecco Brut and Extra Brut
For those who enjoy a dry, lasting taste, Prosecco Brut is an ideal choice. With its gentle effervescence and crisp finish, it pairs beautifully with seafood dishes and gourmet starters.
Prosecco Extra Dry and Demi-Sec
With a softer, slightly sweeter profile, Extra Dry Prosecco offers fruity notes, making it perfect for pairing with desserts, sweets, and soft cheeses.
Prosecco Pairing Ideas – From Aperitif to Dessert
Prosecco is incredibly versatile and complements a range of dishes. For an aperitif, pair it with seafood canapés and fresh cheeses. During meals, it shines alongside fish-based main courses, risottos, and savoury tarts. To finish in style, Extra Dry Prosecco is a superb match for fruit-based desserts and cakes. On Devoro, you’ll find pairing suggestions for each label, allowing you to bring out the best in every sip.
How to Choose the Best Prosecco – Tips from Devoro
Choosing the perfect Prosecco depends on your preferences and the occasion. For an elegant toast, a DOCG Prosecco is ideal, while for a light aperitif or a casual dinner with friends, a high-quality DOC Prosecco is a great option. At Devoro, we have carefully selected only the finest Italian producers to ensure authentic, high-quality Prosecco. Unsure of which to pick? Contact our team for personalised recommendations.