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BELLA PRINCIPESSA PROSECCO D.O.C.

Sparkling White Wine / Brut
Alc 11% Vol

Size

750 ml
200 ml

Woman holding two Bella Principessa Prosecco bottles.

She doesn’t wait for a reason. She pours one. Bella Principessa Prosecco.

Hand holding a decorated Bella Principessa Prosecco bottle outdoors.

Not just a wine. A moment, bottled.

No paper labels. No filler. Just ceramic-painted beauty, made to be seen — and remembered.

She’s effortless elegance with a twist of sparkle.
Crafted in Veneto. Vegan. Naturally vibrant.

More than bubbles in a bottle — she’s a point of view.

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TASTING NOTES

A naturally vibrant Italian sparkling white wine, made from Glera grapes grown exclusively in the Prosecco DOC region.

Fine bubbles release fresh aromas of green apple, pear, white peach, honeysuckle, and a hint of artisanal toast.

On the palate, crisp fruit notes and zesty citrus flavors are balanced by subtle mineral undertones, delivering a smooth, refreshing finish.

Terraced vineyard hills with buildings beneath a cloudy sky.

FAMILY-OWNED, PROUDLY INDEPENDENT

Bella Principessa is crafted by a family-run winery that values independence as much as quality. Sustainably made, thoughtfully produced — never just another bottle.

Composite of a Bella Principessa bottle, vineyard hills and a basket of grapes.

PRODUCTION

Bella Principessa Prosecco D.O.C. is crafted from hand-selected Glera grapes, grown in the sunlit hills of Treviso — the heart of Italy’s historic Prosecco region.

Rooted in tradition and shaped by care, each bottle captures the beauty, balance, and effortless charm of the Veneto.

Pale grapes growing on a vine, with a vineyard worker in the background.

SEPTEMBER HARVEST

In Treviso, harvest is more than tradition — it’s precision.

Each September, skilled hands pick only the finest Glera grapes, bunch by bunch, from the sunlit slopes of Prosecco country.

It’s where Bella Principessa begins — rooted in care, crafted with intention, and bottled to be remembered.

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ABOUT THE BRAND

Bella Principessa Prosecco DOC is thoughtfully crafted and beautifully dressed — poured from a signature ceramic-painted bottle that turns heads before the first sip.

The butterfly? She’s not just a symbol. She’s a nod to transformation, elegance, and moments that matter.

Vegan-friendly, gluten-conscious, and made for those who live — and pour — with style.

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HOW TO SERVE

Bella Principessa Prosecco D.O.C. is an elegant sparkling wine perfect for any occasion.

The ideal serving temperature to enjoy the full flavor of our chilled Prosecco DOC is between 6-8°C (43-46°F). It is important not to serve it too cold, as it may lose some flavors and aromas.

Store our Prosecco upright in a cool, dark place, around 12°C (55°F) degrees or cooler.

White and rosé Bella Principessa bottles beside fresh fruit and wine glasses.

PAIRING SUGGESTIONS

Bella Principessa Prosecco D.O.C. is a versatile wine that complements a variety of dishes, including appetizers, seafood, fruit, and salads. It can also be used as a base for sophisticated cocktails.

Information

Caution:

Cork Closure. Contents under pressure.

Allergen Information:

Contains: Sulphites

Storage Time:

18 Months

Country of origin:

Italy

Region Produced In:

Treviso

Varietal Composition:

Glera (100%)

Package Information:

Bottle

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Good to know.

What does DOC mean on Prosecco?

DOC stands for Denominazione di Origine Controllata, Italian for “controlled designation of origin.” On Prosecco it means the grapes were grown in the official Prosecco area of northeast Italy, the wine is at least 85% Glera, it was made under the Prosecco DOC rules, and it passed official checks before sale.

What’s the difference between Brut and Prosecco?

Brut isn’t a different wine from Prosecco. Prosecco is the wine: an Italian sparkling wine from the official Prosecco DOC area, made mostly from the Glera grape. Brut is a sweetness level that tells you the wine is dry, with under 12 grams of sugar per liter. A bottle labeled “Prosecco DOC Brut” is both.

What does Prosecco taste like?

Prosecco typically tastes fresh and fruity, with apple, pear and floral notes. Sparkling styles add lively bubbles, while sweetness varies by bottle. A fruity aroma does not necessarily mean a sweet wine: check terms such as Brut or Extra Dry on the label.

What is the ideal serving temperature for Prosecco sparkling wine?

Serve Prosecco at around 6–8°C (43–46°F), following the Prosecco DOC consortium’s guidance and any specific advice for your bottle. Keep it chilled between pours. Making room in the fridge beforehand is considerably easier than negotiating with a birthday cake.

What food pairs well with Prosecco?

Prosecco is worth trying with salty appetizers, lightly fried bites and simply prepared seafood. Match the wine’s sweetness to the finished dish, including its sauce. Bella Principessa white Brut and rosé Brut give you two styles to explore. Dinner need not become an exam.

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