Astoria Italy Spago Prosecco - 750ML
Astoria Italy Spago Prosecco
Indulge in the luxurious effervescence of Astoria Italy Spago Prosecco. This 750ML bottle encapsulates the essence of Italian celebration. With its light straw yellow color and fine, continuous bubbles, it offers a visual feast before even a sip is taken. The bouquet is a fresh embrace of fruit, leading to harmonious flavors of citrus that dance on the palate, balanced by a hint of creaminess and a touch of sparkle that lingers in the finish.
Product Details:
- Type: Celebrated Italian Sparkling Wine
- Volume: 750ML of Elegance and Celebration
- Finish: Harmonious with a Creamy Touch and a Sparkling Personality
- Profile: Light Straw Yellow Hue, Fine Continuous Bubbles, Fresh Fruit Aromas, and a Symphony of Citrus Notes
- Craftsmanship: Exquisite Craftsmanship from the Renowned Prosecco Region of Italy, Reflecting Decades of Winemaking Heritage
Astoria Italy Spago Prosecco - 750ML
Sale price$27.99
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