A Guide to Kosher Prosecco

Kosher Prosecco is a light, affordable and fun sparkling wine that is created with Prosecco grapes from the northern Veneto region of Italy. Prosecco sparkling wines have a fine reputation and come in three main varieties: lightly sparkling, fully sparkling or still. Kosher Prosecco wines are crisp yet delicate, feature apple flavors that border on sweet or what’s known as off-dry. Slightly fruity and usually served chilled, Prosecco wines are even enjoyed by those who eschew some of the dryer, more expensive champagnes. Our most popular prosecco, Festa d' Estate, is a perfect example of a well rounded wine that can be enjoyed by a wide variety of wine drinkers.

Prosecco should be enjoyed young and fresh, so look for the more recent vintages. It’s perfect for all occasions, and as the Italians know, it’s ideal for everyday.

Prosecco wines are characterized by notes of green apples, citrus and white flowers that are usually light and delicate, and not exceedingly complex.

It's uncommonly known that Prosecco, like Champagne, is not a grape varietal. It is actually the name of a region of italy. Glera is the name of the grape that mostly makes up these delicious wines.

Prosecco is Italy’s answer to a refreshing, well-made white wine. KosherWine offers the best selection of kosher Prosecco wines available on the market today.

Prosecco should be served cold (38–45 °F / 3–7 °C) and most will agree that the best glass to serve Prosecco in is a sparkling tulip glass. The tulip glass is ideal because it’s tall and slender, which helps preserves the bubbles’ finesse for a longer period of time, while the larger bulb at the top helps collect more of the wine’s floral aromas.

Kosher Prosecco hails from the Veneto region in northeast Italy, where there is an extensive history of Italian winemaking and dedication to the climate and soil where the grapes are grown. Barentura and Borgo Reale are two of the top kosher Prosecco producers worth noting. Prosecco Notte Italiana is made from vineyards located in Valdobbiadene, a town in the province of Treviso, Veneto, Italy, and has concentrated flavors of yellow apples and peaches. 

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With these great wines available to order online, you can now enjoy premium kosher Prosecco in the comfort of your own home regardless of where you live. Enjoy browsing our full selection of kosher Prosecco wines, which includes the varieties mentioned above and much more. And remember, you will qualify for free shipping whenever you order a case of the best kosher Prosecco or any of the other kosher wines available at KosherWine.

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