Prosecco DOC Rosé is an Italian wine whose defined grape-growing area spans nine provinces across Veneto and Friuli Venezia Giulia in northeastern Italy. It shares the Prosecco DOC geographical designation with white Prosecco DOC. Pink changes the blend, not the country on the map.
Does Prosecco rosé come only from Veneto?
No. The DOC area also includes provinces in Friuli Venezia Giulia. An answer that mentions only Veneto leaves out part of the appellation. Our Prosecco geography guide lists the nine provinces and explains the broader map.
Is Prosecco rosé a DOCG wine?
Prosecco DOC Rosé belongs to the DOC designation. Conegliano Valdobbiadene and Asolo are distinct DOCG appellations. A photograph of their hills cannot tell you where a particular rosé bottle’s grapes were grown; read the complete designation on its label.
Where does Bella Principessa fit?
Bella Principessa Prosecco DOC Rosé carries the DOC designation and is Brut. Those details answer separate questions: the appellation identifies origin and production requirements, while Brut identifies a sweetness category. Neither identifies a particular vineyard.
Read what Prosecco rosé is for the grape blend and style, or Prosecco rosé sweetness to choose a bottle that suits your taste.
Source
Official Prosecco PDO specification publication, including its defined geographical area and sparkling rosé category. The grape-growing area and permitted winemaking operations are separate parts of the specification.
