Bella Principessa Prosecco D.O.C. Rosé: the painted bottle in front of the butterfly

Bella Principessa Prosecco D.O.C. Rosé

Wild strawberry, raspberry, white peach and citrus. Crisp, elegant finish.

Brut| Millesimato 2024| Alc 11% by Vol| Harvested in October

Blush with purpose.

$20.99Suggested retail price, 750 ml

Product of Italy Heritage · Provenance · Authenticity · Stewardship

About this wine

A premium Italian sparkling rosé wine made from hand‑selected Glera and Pinot Noir grapes, grown in the sunlit hills of Veneto at the heart of Italy’s Prosecco region.

Certified Prosecco DOC, crafted with a fourth‑generation winery and finished in our signature ceramic‑painted bottle.

Proudly independent.

Stamp: Veneto, Italia, with a map of Italy

A taste you’ll love.
The facts you’ll want.

Bella Principessa Prosecco D.O.C. Rosé Brut.
All the fruit, fragrance and freshness, at 69 calories per 100 ml.1

11% alcohol by volume1
Vegan‑Friendly & Gluten‑Conscious2

DriestSweeter

Not sure what Brut means? Read The Brut Truth →

Sensory profile

Look

Pale blush rosé with fine, persistent perlage.

Aroma

Wild strawberry, raspberry, white peach, and honeysuckle.

Palate

Crisp red berries, zesty citrus, and subtle mineral notes.

Finish

Clean, bright, elegant: inviting another sip.

Pairing & serving

Pairs effortlessly with

  • Brunch
  • Sushi
  • Seafood
  • Salads
  • Aperitivo
  • Everyday Celebrations

Serve well‑chilled

6–8°C 43–46°F

Not too cold, or she loses some of her flavor and aroma.

Store upright in a cool, dark place, around 12°C (55°F).

Prosecco cocktails →
Bella Principessa Prosecco D.O.C. and D.O.C. Rosé on ice: painted bottles with flowers and butterflies and no paper label

The Bottle

The bottle looks beautiful.
The wine lives up to it.

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

Prosecco vineyards on the hills above a Veneto village Bella Principessa Prosecco D.O.C. Rosé

October Harvest

One harvest,
on every bottle.

Each October our Glera and Pinot Noir grapes are hand‑harvested at peak ripeness in the hills of the Veneto, then bottled in Treviso.

Every bottle carries its vintage year: one harvest, held to one standard. This one is Millesimato 2024.

A note from Bella Principessa

We couldn’t find a Prosecco that tasted exceptional, looked beautiful, and felt meaningful enough to share with the people who matter most.

So we made one.

The Prosecco guests actually ask for by name.

Rosé or Brut.
Pink or Gold.

One Bella Principessa.
Always in good taste.

Behind the Brand

Bella Principessa is proudly independent and family‑founded, created to bring
the world’s best‑selling sparkling wine
to America with style and authenticity.

The Details

Everything on the bottle.

The front label of Bella Principessa Prosecco D.O.C. Rosé: painted flowers, the butterfly, Prosecco D.O.C., Happier Ever After, Brut, sparkling wine The back label of Bella Principessa Prosecco D.O.C. Rosé: Prosecco D.O.C., product of Italy, 750 ml, 11% alcohol by volume, contains sulfites, with the government warning
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Wine
Prosecco D.O.C. Rosé Brut, sparkling rosé
Grapes
Glera and Pinot Noir
Vintage
Millesimato 2024
Alcohol
11% vol
Region
Treviso, Veneto
Country
Italy
Made
Vegan‑friendly & gluten‑conscious2
Closure
Cork. Contents under pressure
Allergens
Contains sulphites
Size
750 ml
Suggested retail price
$20.99 (750 ml)
Bella Principessa Prosecco D.O.C. on a blue butterfly card

Her Sister

Love the Rosé?
Meet the original.

Bella Principessa Prosecco D.O.C.: crisp, bright, and timeless.

Good to know.

Where is Bella Principessa Rosé made?

In the Veneto, in northeast Italy: Glera and Pinot Noir from the hills, harvested in October and bottled in Treviso.

Where Prosecco Rosé is made
Is Bella Principessa Rosé sweet or dry?

Dry. She’s Brut, the drier side of Prosecco. The pink comes from Pinot Noir, not from sugar. All the charm, none of the syrup.

The four styles, and how to pick a dry one
What makes Bella Principessa Rosé pink?

Pinot Noir, blended with Glera. It gives her the blush and a light red‑berry note.

Prosecco and Prosecco Rosé, side by side
Why does the bottle say Millesimato 2024?

Prosecco Rosé carries its vintage, so every bottle comes from one harvest. This one is 2024.

What Prosecco Rosé is
What does Bella Principessa Rosé taste like?

Wild strawberry, raspberry, white peach and citrus, with a crisp, elegant finish. The kind of glass that gets a second.

What makes Prosecco Rosé taste the way it does
What food goes with Bella Principessa Rosé?

Brunch, sushi, seafood, salads and aperitivo. Pair by the sauce, not the color.

Pairings to try, and checking sweetness first
All Prosecco questions →

Share a moment.
One sip at a time.
Made in Italy.

Bella Principessa Prosecco D.O.C. on a blue butterfly card Bella Principessa Prosecco D.O.C. Rosé on a pink butterfly card