Sparkling & Champagne/Luna Nuda Luna Nuda Prosecco N.V. 750 ml

Luna Nuda Luna Nuda Prosecco N.V. 750 ml

Veneto, Italy
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About this bottle

Luna Nuda Prosecco N.V. is an Italian sparkling wine made entirely from Glera grapes grown in the Veneto region, produced in the Charmat method that keeps prosecco's fruit character bright rather than yeasty. It shows classic green apple and pear on the nose with a citrus edge, a light, frothy mousse, and a crisp, off-dry palate that stays refreshing rather than cloying. As a non-vintage bottling, it's built for consistency and easy drinking rather than cellar-worthy complexity, which is exactly the job a house prosecco is meant to do.

How to drink Luna Nuda Prosecco

Serve it well chilled, around 45°F, in a flute or tulip glass, and pair it with light appetizers, prosciutto, or a simple citrus salad.

Tasting notes
Nosegreen apple, pear, citrus
Palatecrisp, off-dry
Finishclean, refreshing
Specs

ProseccoVeneto, Italy

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Questions about this bottle

What temperature should Luna Nuda Prosecco N.V. be served at, and how long does it keep after opening?

Chill it well, around 40–45°F, and serve it in a flute or tulip glass to preserve the bubbles. Once opened, a sparkling wine stopper keeps it drinkable for a day or two in the fridge, though the mousse softens noticeably by the second day.

What food pairs well with Luna Nuda Prosecco?

Pair it with light appetizers, prosciutto, or a simple citrus salad.

Where is Luna Nuda Prosecco N.V. produced?

It's produced in Veneto, Italy.

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