Alleria Extra Dry Falanghina Sparkling Wine Campania
Price range: £10.50 through £120.85
Additional information
| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Bottle Quantity | 1, 6, 12 |
Alleria Extra Dry Sparkling Wine from Campania
Alleria Extra Dry Falanghina Sparkling Wine brings fresh Italian bubbles, Falanghina fruit and proper Campania character together in one seriously drinkable bottle. It is bright, lightly savoury, smooth and made for aperitifs, toasts and good food.
This is the bottle to grab when you want bubbles, but not the same old supermarket Prosecco. It is bright, smooth and easy to enjoy. However, it still has enough personality to feel interesting.
Alleria is made using the Charmat method. First, the wine goes through primary fermentation at a controlled temperature. Then, it has a second fermentation at 4.5 atmospheres. After that, it rests for 45 days in autoclave. As a result, the bubbles feel fresh, clean and lively.
In the glass, it shows a pale straw colour. On the nose, it is fresh, delicate and fruity. On the palate, it is harmonious and persistent, with a savoury edge and a gentle touch of acidity. Therefore, it feels refreshing without being sharp.
Although this is labelled Extra Dry, it is not bone dry. Instead, it has a softer, rounder feel than Brut sparkling wine. That makes it very easy to drink. It is ideal for people who like fresh bubbles, but prefer a smoother finish.
Why UK Buyers Will Like This Italian Sparkling Wine
Alleria is a great choice for UK wine drinkers who want something different from standard Prosecco. It still gives you freshness, sparkle and easy drinking. However, the Falanghina grape adds a more distinctive southern Italian flavour.
It works for birthdays, Friday nights, garden drinks, dinner parties and pre-meal aperitifs. It is also a strong choice for customers who want Italian bubbles with charm, but without paying Champagne money.
About Cantine Mediterranee
Alleria is produced by Cantine Mediterranee, a southern Italian winery based in Naples. The producer describes its wine roots as dating back to 1946. Today, the winery continues an old family tradition with a modern approach.
Cantine Mediterranee focuses on wines from Campania, especially the Vesuvian area, Sannio Benevento and Irpinia. These areas are known for deep winemaking history and bold southern Italian character. The winery also highlights quality, vineyard care and cellar work as key parts of its approach.
How to Serve Alleria Extra Dry
Serve this sparkling wine well chilled at 4–6°C. Use it for toasts, aperitifs and relaxed celebrations. Also, keep a bottle ready for easy weekend drinking.
Food Pairing
Alleria is made for light Mediterranean food. Pair it with seafood starters, antipasti, grilled vegetables, soft cheeses, salads, light pasta dishes and sharing boards.
It also works beautifully before a meal. The freshness lifts the appetite, while the soft sparkle keeps everything easy and enjoyable.
ABC of the Wine
A — Alcohol: 11% ABV
B — Body: Light to medium-bodied
C — Character: Fresh, delicate, fruity, savoury and softly sparkling
Tasting Notes
Colour: Pale straw
Aroma: Fresh, delicate and fruity
Taste: Harmonious, persistent, savoury and slightly acidic
Style: Extra Dry Italian sparkling wine
Grape: Falanghina
Region: Campania, Italy
Method: Charmat method
Ageing: 45 days in autoclave
Pressure: 4.5 atm
Serving Temperature: 4–6°C
Alcohol: 11% ABV
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