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La Cantina Pizzolato: Prosecco Doc, Nv, Veneto Recipe

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Feb 12 2026

35m

Serves 6

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Make La Cantina Pizzolato: Prosecco Doc, Nv, Veneto in just 35m. Get the full recipe with step-by-step instructions at pekinthechef.com.

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Ingredients

Wine

Glassware & Garnish

Serving extras (optional)

Preparation

Chill & Prepare Bottle

1. Chill the wine

Place the bottle of La Cantina Pizzolato Prosecco DOC NV in the refrigerator for at least 3 hours before serving. If short on time, chill in an ice bucket filled with ice and water for 20–30 minutes until the bottle is cold to the touch (ideally 6–8°C / 43–46°F).

2. Inspect cork and label

Before opening, gently remove any foil and wipe the top of the bottle. Inspect the cork for firmness and check the label to confirm NV and DOC designation.

Open & Pour

3. Open the bottle safely

Hold the bottle at a 45-degree angle away from people and fragile items. Remove the foil and loosen the wire cage while keeping a thumb over the cork. Slowly twist the bottle (not the cork) while gently easing the cork out to minimize foam and loss of effervescence.

4. Prepare glassware

Select a clean, room-temperature champagne flute or white wine glass. Rinse with cold water and invert to drain if desired; this helps maintain chill and preserve bubbles.

5. Pour the wine

Tilt the glass and pour the Prosecco gently down the side to conserve bubbles. Fill to about two-thirds of the flute (approximately 120–150 ml per glass) to allow the aromas to develop. For tasting pours, serve ~60 ml.

Garnish & Serve

6. Optional garnish

If using a lemon twist or thin wheel, express oils over the glass by twisting the peel over the surface, then place it on the rim or float it. For a fresh aromatic accent, gently slap a mint sprig between your palms to release aroma and place it alongside the glass—do not overpower the wine.

7. Presentation

Present the filled flute on a small service napkin or saucer. If serving multiple bottles or offering a tasting, place bottles in an ice bucket and provide water and palate cleansers (plain crackers) nearby.

8. Tasting notes to offer guests

Recommend tasting from the rim inward: note the fine persistent mousse, fresh apple and pear fruit, delicate floral notes, balanced acidity, and a crisp dry finish typical of Prosecco DOC from Veneto.

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