Ruffino, Prosecco

Ruffino · Prosecco › Italy

White · Glera

Critics

84 /100

Reviews

professional

Vintages

No vintages

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Community Reviews

Reviews

83.5

Avg Score

Highest

2026 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Wine Competition; 11/14/2025-11/15/2025 (NRG Stadium, Houston, TX) : Sparkling - Prosecco ($15 & Below). Nice fruit, good balance, but a tad sweet. Very Good. 89 Points. Silver Medal. Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Wine Competition (2026). www.thedrunkencyclist.com

Might be a touch better than La Marca, but it is in that same "crowd-pleaser" category. 4+9+15+6= 83

A bit too sweet for my tastes. Otherwise, bright, plenty of citrus and melon.

Crisp and lively Prosecco with green apple, pear, and floral hints. Light-bodied and bubbly with a fresh finish.

Nothing special here. Just a 2-3 restaurant Prosecco which wasn't chilled. But that didn't allow the actual character to be masked I suspect. This is cheap. But it's not a value! Go find something else worth the time taken to pop the cork! I know I will. PS Drink The Rainbow!

Pale yellow, straw, clear, somewhat fine bubbles Nose: green fruits, apple, green grapes Palate: High acid, tart and dry, maybe some minor residual sugar. Fruity, green apple flavors, pleasant mid-sized bubbles

Pale yellow-green color. Pronounced aromas of muscat, ripe peach, apricot, yellow apple, pear, lychee. Dry, medium body, med(-) acidity, med alcohol, med(+) finish. Aromatic, fruity and simple. Easy-going typical Prosecco. Pleasant but nothing special. Slight bitterness is detected on the palate.

Had a bitter taste, minimal fruit and not as enjoyable as the kirkland prosecco rose for $8 we had side by side with it. Would not buy this again even at the $8 pricepoint.

A bit generic. Good with white cheese.

Bof Il y a de bien meilleur Prosecco dans cette tranche de prix.

Not for me

Very dry…not my favorite

Good stuff for an inexpensive Prosecco. My wife likes it = get more bottles…

i may only have 2 prior notes but ive drank this probably a dozen times...its frothy bead and somewhat reliable savory and toastier note than i usually find in prosecco...

Really simple prosecco, even when compared to the numerous other proseccos we all must have had, could do with abit more sparkle and acidity

Fruity with peach and apple flavors coming through. Nice crisp finish that hits the spot on a hot summer evening. My favorite inexpensive Prosecco. I haven’t tried it in a Mimosa yet, but expect it would make a good one.

Nice basic Prosecco--Made for fine brunch mimosas!

Meh, a disappointment. Huge bubbles — the opposite of elegance. Heavy. There was a slight astringency, and that was one of the better characteristics. We left half the bottle.

Not a reason in the world to not like this. It delivers very good substance and lift for the price point. A delightful aperitif!

Had with frozen raspberries

Bought this for mimosas, but I tend to do a little straight tasty taste first. Fairly clear but hinting towards green and yellow, with a mix of fine and fatter bubbles. Smells clean with subtle lime and chalk. Light foam with a touch of sweetness, balancing acidity, decent length, and flavors of apple, lime, and minerals. Not bad.

Good for mimosas

Did not age as well as expected.

had a note back in 2014 on this... where has time gone? lots of thickness here and kinda malty...solid AF

APPEARANCE Clarity: clear Visual Intensity: pale Color: lemon Other observations: medium bubbles NOSE Condition: clean Aromatic Intensity: medium(-) Primary Aromas: peach, apple, grapefruit Secondary Aromas: NA Tertiary Aromas: NA Development: youthful PALATE Sweetness: dry Acidity: medium Alcohol: medium Body: light Flavor intensity:medium(-) Primary Flavors: same as aromas above Finish: medium(-) CONCLUSIONS Quality level: good (based on balance, finish, intensity, complexity) Level of readiness: drink now