Italy

With a wine history dating back more than 4,000 years Italy is home to some of the oldest wine producing regions in the world and is world's second largest wine producer behind France. From bright, fresh Pinot Grigio to the deep reds of Barolo, Italy has something for everyone

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  1. Bosco dei Cirmioli, Prosecco Extra Dry
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    Buy 6 for HK$76.00 each

    Citrus fruit and flowery features characterize this wine’s scent, with a fresh and distinctive taste.

    Pairings food The ideal partner for refined appetizers and delicate fish, white meat and fresh cheese dishes.

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    Region Veneto| Italy
    Varietel Prosecco
    Style Dry
    Body Light
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  2. Pra Dei Dogi Prosecco, Veneto, Italy
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    Prosecco Pra dei Dogi is a vibrant sparkling wine showcasing brilliance and refined bubbles. Aromas of citrus and delicate florals lead to a "crunchy" apple note. 

    In the mouth, it strikes a harmonious balance of fresh and delicate.

    Ideal as an aperitif, its mineral and savory qualities shine when paired with fish, shellfish, or pasta with delicate vegetable ragouts. Try it with spaghetti and clams for an exquisite enhancement of flavors.

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    Region Veneto| Italy
    Varietel Prosecco
    Style Dry
    Body Light
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    HK$98.00
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  3. Vigna Dogarina Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore, Veneto, Italy
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    Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG is light and brillant straw coloured yellow with persistant perlage. Fruity, light and delicate with wisteria flowery notes. Sweet, delicate and dry. Ideal as an aperitif, pairs with any delicate recipe of fish, white meat and vetgetagles from appetizer to main course.

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    Region Veneto| Italy
    Varietel Prosecco
    Style Dry
    Body Light
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