This Serena Wines Prosecco has two characteristics that we like. It's a Brut wine, so just right for putting on the table, and it's Organic. And this means that for once, by buying a bottle of wine to delight the palate, one knows that he is also choosing a product that has not harmed the environment. To be certified organic, in fact, a wine must prove that it is produced from grapes grown without using chemicals that intoxicate those who live near the vineyards and pollute the soil for decades. And in the cellar you can't use products that are bad for our health. And it's no small matter. If, as in this case, it is also a wine that is very pleasant to drink, nothing more can be asked for. Thinking about the right pairing for a Prosecco like this, it's easy to think of a nice vegetable pie. Easy to prepare, perfect for those who like to eat well without being too heavy. This leaves room for one more glass of this fine wine.
The location is in the heart of the Prosecco region. Here, among the great companies of the area, is Serena Wines 1881. We are just a stone's throw from Conegliano, where the hills are gentle and the vineyards are dotted with juicy grapes. Serena Wines is, in spite of its size, a family business, led today by the fourth and fifth generations, embodied by Giorgio and Luca Serena. Today the company owns four estates, from which come most of the grapes used to produce the good wines of tradition. Prosecco, in particular, both in the DOC version and in the two DOCG variants, Asolo and Conegliano Valdobbiadene, represent the true strength of the company. For several years now, Serena Wines has also owned a small winery in Champagne.
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