Voveti Prosecco

Voveti Prosecco is a Charmat-method Italian sparkling wine made from 100% Glera grapes, bottled at 11% ABV in a 750ml format. This Prosecco DOC expression earned a Gold Medal at the Los Angeles International Wine Competition and Critics Gold at the Critics Challenge Wine Competition, distinguishing it as one of the more decorated bottles in its price tier.

Quick Facts: ABV: 11%  |  Origin: Prosecco DOC, Veneto, Italy  |  Style: Sparkling (Brut)  |  Producer: Eugenio Collavini Viticoltori

Production & Heritage

Voveti represents a collaboration between two storied Italian winemaking families — the Ferrer family's sparkling wine expertise and the Collavini family's mastery in Friuli-Venezia Giulia, drawing on over 100 years of combined experience. The wine is produced using the Charmat (tank) method, where secondary fermentation takes place in pressurized stainless steel tanks, preserving the fresh, fruit-forward character typical of quality Prosecco. Grapes are sourced from vineyards in the Veneto region within the Prosecco DOC appellation, while the winemaking is handled at Eugenio Collavini's facility in Corno Rosazzo, Friuli-Venezia Giulia — a cool-climate zone renowned for precise, aromatic whites.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: The nose opens with honeysuckle and orange blossom before giving way to ripe peach and green apple. Underneath those fruit and floral layers, a subtle note of fresh-baked bread adds complexity.

Taste: The entry is bright and citrus-driven, with tangy lemon and green apple leading into a mid-palate of ripe peach and melon. The mousse is fine and persistent, carrying a gentle touch of sweetness balanced by crisp acidity that keeps everything lively.

Finish: Medium in length, with apple and peach flavors lingering alongside a clean mineral edge. The finish stays refreshing rather than cloying, making it easy to reach for another glass.

How to Drink Voveti

Voveti drinks well chilled on its own as an apéritif, ideally between 38–45°F. Its bright acidity and fruit-forward profile also make it a natural fit for sparkling cocktails.

• Bellini: The peach notes in Voveti mirror the peach purée, creating a seamless, harmonious drink.
• Aperol Spritz: The wine's crisp acidity and fine bubbles balance Aperol's bittersweet orange character without being overpowered.
• French 75: Voveti's citrus brightness and floral aromatics complement gin and lemon juice for a lighter, fruit-driven variation.

Best For

• Hosting a brunch or daytime gathering where sparkling wine anchors the drink menu
• Stocking a home bar with a reliable, everyday Prosecco
• Gifting a casual wine drinker who appreciates Italian sparkling
• Toasting celebrations without committing to a premium Champagne budget

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Voveti taste like? Voveti delivers bright green apple and ripe peach flavors supported by fine, persistent bubbles and balanced acidity. Floral notes of honeysuckle and orange blossom add aromatic depth.

How does Voveti compare to Champagne? Voveti is made using the Charmat method, which emphasizes fresh fruit and floral character, while Champagne undergoes secondary fermentation in the bottle (méthode traditionnelle), producing toastier, more yeast-driven flavors. Voveti positions as a lighter, fruit-forward alternative at a significantly lower price point.

Is Voveti good for cocktails? Voveti works extremely well in sparkling cocktails like Bellinis and Aperol Spritzes, where its ripe peach notes and crisp acidity complement fruit and bitter components without being lost in the mix.

Where is Voveti made? Voveti sources its 100% Glera grapes from the Prosecco DOC in Veneto, Italy, while the winemaking is carried out by Eugenio Collavini Viticoltori at their facility in Corno Rosazzo, Friuli-Venezia Giulia.

What foods pair well with Voveti? Prosciutto and melon highlights the wine's peach and honeydew notes. Light seafood dishes like shrimp cocktail or oysters complement its citrus acidity. Fresh mozzarella and tomato salad mirrors the wine's clean, bright profile. Mild soft cheeses such as burrata match well without overpowering the delicate bubbles. Fruit tarts or lemon cake echo the apple and citrus flavors in the finish.

What sizes does Voveti come in? Voveti Prosecco is widely available in the standard 750ml bottle.

Is Voveti worth the price? Voveti positions as an entry-level to mid-range Prosecco that punches above its weight class — its Gold Medal from the Los Angeles International Wine Competition and 86-point score from Wine Enthusiast suggest quality that exceeds what the category typically delivers at this value tier.

Why Voveti?

What separates Voveti from the crowded field of Prosecco DOC bottles is its dual pedigree: cool-climate Glera fruit from Veneto shaped by the precise winemaking hand of Friuli's Collavini family, with over a century of expertise behind it. The Gold Medal from the Los Angeles International Wine Competition and Critics Gold from the Critics Challenge Wine Competition validate its quality against a broad competitive set. Its aromatic complexity — honeysuckle, peach, green apple layered over fresh bread — is more nuanced than many bottles at this level. For anyone seeking a dependable Italian sparkling wine that performs equally well in a flute or a cocktail glass, Voveti delivers substance behind the bubbles.