Mionetto Alcohol-Removed Sparkling Wine
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Verdict
Editorial VerdictItaly's bestselling Prosecco house brings its prestige line into the zero-proof aisle, made the honest way: full-strength wine first, alcohol extracted after.
Verified facts
Evidence: Documented · 3 sources
- Sourced ABV 0.5% Producer documentation
- Sourced Classification Dealcoholized Producer documentation
- Undeclared Method Technique undeclared Not disclosed
- Sourced Origin Veneto, Italy Cited source
At a glance
- Flavor profile
- Pear
- White peach
- Structure
- Off-dry
- Bright acidity
- Light body
- Perfect for
Brunch-toast spritzes, the prosecco-glass ritual without the glass of prosecco.
Tasting notes
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Nose
pear and white peach, with a green-apple lift and the faint yeastiness that distinguishes Prosecco-method sparkling.
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Palate
Light and lively, a touch off-dry; gentle citrus and orchard fruit with the soft sparkle Prosecco methods deliver.
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Finish
Crisp and quick, a low-sugar finish that works as an aperitif.
The wine
Mionetto Alcohol-Removed Sparkling Wine is dealcoholized from Veneto, Italy. The base is Glera and a blend of other indigenous Italian grapes, made by traditional Prosecco methods. Alcohol expertly extracted after traditional Prosecco-method winemaking (Freixenet Mionetto USA).
On the nose, pear and white peach, with a green-apple lift and the faint yeastiness that distinguishes Prosecco-method sparkling. On the palate, Light and lively, a touch off-dry; gentle citrus and orchard fruit with the soft sparkle Prosecco methods deliver. The finish is Crisp and quick, a low-sugar finish that works as an aperitif.
Italy’s bestselling Prosecco house brings its prestige line into the zero-proof aisle, made the honest way: full-strength wine first, alcohol extracted after. Serve chilled in a flute, no garnish needed.
How to drink it
Chilled in a flute, no garnish needed.
How it was made
Classification Dealcoholized
Evidence status Documented
Alcohol-removed Prosecco; vacuum technology per trade reporting. ABV 0.5%.
Method: Vacuum technology (trade reporting)
Product record history
Sourced changes and open disagreements. Prior claims stay on the record when sources conflict.
Product record history
- Reviewed and published.
- Catalog record updated from sourced research.
Sources
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