Wine Reports: Bortolotti Spumanti Prosecco Valdobbiadene Extra Dry ($16) Citric

January 6, 2006 Vino

Wine Reports: Bortolotti Spumanti Prosecco Valdobbiadene Extra Dry ($16)
Citric and fresh, this dry and snappy Northeastern Italian sparkler makes a persuasive alternative to Champagne at a cut-rate price.

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