Civranetta Prosecco DOC Spumante Brut 1500ml Magnum

Wine Description for Civranetta Prosecco DOC Spumante Brut 1500ml Magnum by Fidora

Character

The Civranetta Prosecco DOC Spumante Brut by Fidora embodies the light-footed, carefree elegance of the Veneto in grand format. Presented as a Magnum, it is not only a showstopper on any laid table, but also benefits vinification-wise from the slower maturation in the larger format – which lends additional depth to the perlage and aromatic freshness. With 11.0% alcohol and a subtle residual sweetness in Brut style, it remains lean, lively and refreshingly approachable.

Terroir & Origin

The Veneto is Italy’s most productive wine region and at the same time one of the culturally richest. The Prosecco DOC appellation extends across a broad area between the hills and plains of northeastern Italy, characterised by a continental climate with warm summers and cool nights – ideal conditions for preserving natural freshness and aromatics in the Glera grape. Fidora, a family-run winery with deep-rooted tradition in the Veneto, focuses on careful hand-harvesting and sustainable vineyard management.

Grape Variety & Vinification

Glera is the soul of Prosecco – a grape variety prized for its natural lightness, floral aromatics and fine acidity structure. Vinified according to the Charmat method (tank fermentation), in which the second fermentation takes place in pressurised tanks, the wine retains its characteristic freshness and lively perlage. This method emphasises the variety-typical, delicate fruit and floral aromas without overlaying them through wood or oxidative influences.

Food Pairing Suggestions

As a versatile companion, this Prosecco shines as an aperitivo par excellence – ideal with antipasti, bruschetta or light finger food variations. Its freshness and moderate acidity make it the perfect partner for seafood, prawns and light fish dishes. In the Magnum bottle, it is the ideal companion for convivial gatherings and festive occasions, where fine wine and good company are inseparable.