Colio Frizzante Review
Winemaker’s Notes:
Tart, green apple and cirus notes abound in this flavourful softly effervescent Frizzante. Pair this with smoked salmon and capers, oysters on the half shell, chicken kebobs or with good friends as a delicious apertif.
What is Frizzante?
Italians refer to slightly sparkling wines as frizzante wines. In Spain, however, frizzante wines are known as Vino de Aguja. The French term for this type of sparkling wine is Petillant and the German term is Perlwein.
Frizzante wines have small bubbles that offer a refreshing tingle while helping to mask the wine’s sweetness. Frizzante wines are also considered to be slightly less effervescent than champagne. If you find champagne to be too “fizzy” for your tastes, frizzante wines are a great beverage choice for weddings, anniversaries, holidays, and other special occasions.
Although there are many different types of frizzante wines, Lambrusco, Gavi, Vinho Verde, and Moscato d’Asti are among the most common.
VQA Ontario
Alcohol Content: 11.0 %
Price: 750 mL – $9.75
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