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Glera

Glera: the soul of Prosecco in its most authentic expressions

The Glera collection from Italian Wine Selection gathers some of the most interesting interpretations of the grape variety that symbolizes the sparkling wines of Veneto. It is a selection dedicated to wines that tell a story of freshness, immediacy, and aromatic finesse, with labels that express the character of the Valdobbiadene territory and its most suitable hills in different ways.

Here you will find bottles designed for those seeking an elegant and recognizable sip, with a fruity and floral profile, accompanied by a pleasant vivacity that naturally complements aperitifs, convivial moments, and everyday dining. The available versions range from drier styles to softer interpretations, including Magnum formats for those who desire a striking presence ideal for special occasions.

The Glera grape and its style

The Glera is the grape variety at the base of many of the most famous Italian sparkling wines, and in this collection, it stands out especially in its expression linked to Prosecco di Valdobbiadene. Its style is immediate but not simple: clear aromas, smooth drinking, fine bubbles, and a structure that remains light and harmonious. It is a versatile choice, capable of pleasing both those who love drier sparkling wines and those who prefer a softer and more enveloping approach.

The denominations present in the selection

The collection highlights important denominations and crus, such as Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG and Cartizze, areas that represent the production excellence of this grape variety. Among the featured labels, the Prosecco Terre del Faè Valdobbiadene Extra Brut DOCG, the Giustino B Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG Extra Dry, the Prosecco di Valdobbiadene Superiore Brut “Cinqueanni 2014 - 2019, the Prosecco Superiore Vigneto Giardino Dry, the Prosecco di Valdobbiadene Col Credas, the Prosecco Di Valdobbiadene Canevel Setage Extra Dry MAGNUM, the Rustico Prosecco Valdobiadene DOC Treviso, the Gialloro Prosecco Superiore DOCG, and the Valdobbiadone Superiore di Cartizze Spumante Dry MAGNUM stand out.

Wineries and interpretations to discover

In this selection, you will find reference producers such as Adriano Adami, Canevel Spumanti, Nino Franco, and Ruggeri, names that have helped define the identity of quality Prosecco. Each winery offers a distinct interpretation of Glera: more vertical and tense in the extra brut and brut versions, softer and more welcoming in the extra dry and dry labels, always with attention to balance and pleasantness.

When to choose the wines from this collection

The wines in this collection are ideal for aperitifs, to accompany light appetizers, fish-based preparations, delicate fried foods, fresh cheeses, and dishes from Mediterranean cuisine. The drier versions are particularly suitable for those seeking precision and lift, while the softer expressions enhance convivial moments and more versatile pairings. The Magnum formats, moreover, are perfect for celebrating important occasions with visual impact and elegant service.

If you wish to explore the most iconic face of Glera, this selection is the ideal starting point to discover bottles that unite territory, identity, and drinking pleasure.

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FAQs

What characteristics do the wines of the Glera collection have?
The wines of the Glera collection express the most recognizable style of Venetian bubbles: freshness, floral and fruity aromas, fine bubbles, and great ease of drinking. In the selection, you will find different interpretations of Prosecco from Valdobbiadene, from drier versions like Extra Brut and Brut to softer labels like Extra Dry and Dry. It is a collection designed for those seeking elegant, versatile wines suitable for both aperitifs and dining.
Which wineries are present in the Glera collection?
The Glera collection includes reference producers such as Adriano Adami, Canevel Spumanti, Nino Franco, and Ruggeri. These are wineries closely linked to the Prosecco di Valdobbiadene territory and recognized for different yet always consistent interpretations of the Glera grape. This allows for a comparison of different styles, from the more tense and vertical expressions to the softer and more immediate ones, while maintaining a clear focus on quality and territorial identity.
What dishes pair best with a Glera wine?
A Glera wine pairs very well with appetizers, light starters, fish, shellfish, delicate fried foods, and dishes from Mediterranean cuisine. The Extra Brut and Brut versions work well with more flavorful or drier preparations, while Extra Dry and Dry are excellent with soft dishes, canapés, delicate cold cuts, and fresh cheeses. It is a very flexible choice for social moments and special occasions, especially in Magnum format.