Lunetta Prosecco

Lunetta

Sparkling · Glera

Critics

83 /100

Reviews

professional

Vintages

No vintages

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Community Reviews

Reviews

82.8

Avg Score

Highest

From a 200ml. Perfectly palatable, soft easy going, inexpensive.

Somewhat harsh and bitter. Not a fan.

Very light color, with sparse bubbles. Nose is rather subdued with straw, a hint of apple. Very light bodied, with some sour pear and apple, perhaps some citrus. Rather bitter finish. Short. In this price range for a prosecco, looking for easy drinking and a good mixer. This is neither of those.

Somewhat bitter. lots of gas. overwhelmed the OJ in the Mimosa

Sample tasting at work (Oinoscent) : Drier than Serenello tasted before, green apple, pear, citrus, herbal palate, highly carbonated, CO2, med acidity, apple juice sweetness, pear, short finish

Retail $14. 100% Glera. I do not know for a fact that this is cento percent Glera, but after five minutes of searching, I gave up. You would think there would be more information about one of the largest production Proseccos on the planet, but no. Made by Cavit, the Gallo of Italy, essentially, this is fine for the price. It's kinda fruity, has some acid, but is a bit on the sweet side for a Brut and really does …

Great for Momosas

Pretty plain wine

Properly dry and hit classic Prosecco notes. Will get again at Costco.

Slightly better than Andre

Ok. Light, mildly fruity. Carbonation was perfect. Better for Kir .

Really liked this one

Nothing special. Drank it as Spitz Aperol.

Served @ 8c/46f with brunch of Gordon Ramsey Scrambled Eggs, bacon & asparagus. 11.0% abv, Light Pale yellow in the glass. Citrus nose and taste. sparkling but not particularly crisp. Seemed heavy on the tongue rather than light or refreshing. Slightly bitter unpleasant aftertaste, like grapefruit. Prosecco lovers may want to look for those carrying the DOCG designation (vs DOC) with more stringent standards. Would not purchase again. 75 pts.

Drank in London

Sweeter side with a small tang like a white grapefruit. No bite like many prosecco's.

A little soft and fruit, with a large-ish bead, but this was dry and enjoyable and worked well for mixed drinks.

Musky nose with a with honey-yeast taste profile. Easy to drink but not recommended.

Clear, pale lemon color with bubbles. Nose of rose pedals and citrus. Dry, light bodied. high acidity, low alcohol, with a short finish. floral, tart green apple, lemon and orange rind. typical, cheap crowd pleaser. im not very pleased with it but acceptable.

STEVE RAPAPORT'S 80th Birthday (Friedman Residence: 1301 N Troy St, Arlington, VA 22201) : Fruity delicious Prosecco paired well with Vegetable Antipasto.

Soft bubbles, notes of citrus and green apples, drier than most Prosecco's making this very enjoyable.

Nice bubbley. Made some great mimosas.

A little citrus, not overly sweet.

Giant Wine Sale & Tasting 4/19/2014 (Cellar on Greene, Columbia, SC) : We buy and taste a few of these every year. This is a non vintage offering, and they try to keep a consistent flavor profile. I'm not a big fan this time. I got big pear aroma on the nose, but afterward, things went downhill. There is lots of acid, but not all that much fruit. There is some taste of glycerine, and a few hints of flinty …

Well balanced, light peach & floral notes with citrus finish