Adami Prosecco di Treviso Brut Garbèl

Adami

Sparkling · Glera

Critics

85 /100

Reviews

professional

Vintages

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Community Reviews

Reviews

85.2

Avg Score

Highest

Solid for the price

Sweet. Yuck

Good amount of dryness but still fruity

On nose and palate: green apple, walnut dust, faint minerals and green peach skin....all displayed on a clean , softer than expected body, with a faint ghost of sweeter , riper peach notes on the finish, with just enough acidity to keep it " brut".....good aperatif wine, as a starter.

Very dry. Not full flavored. Crisp. Bit of apple mid palate. Good pair with butternut squash ravioli. Solid through entire bottle. Not extravagant but thoroughly acceptable.

Wine #1 in the Waterford sparkling session. Had not realized I had quaffed twice previously. Very clear, pale green straw; pleasant herbal/floral aroma; fruity and fresh - peaches and mango, moderate acidity. Pleasant but not much more. Good summer wine.

In the main, a just fine Prosecco, if nothing more.

Subtle nose, tart apple and lemon. When we let it warm a bit, a creamier feel and hint of almond. I really liked it.

Crisp, Granny Smith and pine apple. Don’t let it warm up.

This is one of my rewards for delivering newspapers to a neighbor; I get an inexpensive sparkler about once a quarter. This time is was a prosecco. Nothing at all fancy as readers can probably imagine. Still, a pleasant enough quaff to accompany some spicy dry-rubbed country ribs, which would probably demolish most wines.

Soft, open knit, peaches, a little sweetness on the finish. Just enough acidity to hold everything together, but I could have used something more tart and focused for a warm and muggy evening.

Fine for a spritz but not something I would reach for to drink on it's own. Basic prosecco

Less sweet than my prior note last year. Decent on its own but would recommend in a mimosa. Tight bubbles with pears, stone fruit and a borderline artificial sugar note.

Pale lemon color. Aromas of floral perfume, crushed shells, some limes, lemon and mint. On the palate, this is light and zippy, pleasant melon and lemon fruit, with sugarcane and chalky tones. Floral, fresh and pleasant.

A neighbor supplies an unexpected gift. Of its type, not a bad offering: a little bit of a yeasty nose, lively bubbles, light body, a little sweetness, a decent accompaniment to salty appetizers etc.

Refreshing, good palette cleanser. Lemon notes. Just not my favorite style of wine.

Nice enough, basic prosecco

Delivers for the price but definitely simple and borderline sweet.

Very fruity and then white flowers on the nose. Prefer the crisper ones more but this does work at $16 or so.

Pleasantly unassuming prosecco, at a bargain price. Will report back how well this works in an Aperol Spritz, though imagine it'll blend in with that perfectly.

Vanilla finish. Great especially for price

An otherwise fine prosecco, perhaps just not for me personally. Right amount of texture. Very light color. Dry to medium dry. A lush scent of fresh bread, cantaloupe, lime, nectarine, and a hint of wild flowers. Medium finish.

Good intensity, citrus, toast, medium bubbles, good balance overall a bit simple.

I personally really like "brut" styled prosecco. This is a personal favorite.

apple, pear driven, a hint of toast in the nose