Premium Italian Prosecco DESIDERIO N°1 is Now Coming to the UK, Ahead of Its Launch
Jan 2, 2023
Treviso, Veneto Jan 2, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Originally founded in Veneto Italy, Desiderio N°1 is now coming to the United Kingdom as the brand is expanding its product line. Italy has always been popular for its food and especially its wine, and its classic product line will now be available for the people of the UK to enjoy. The brand, Desiderio N°1 has already made its name in its origin country and become a household name. Now to strengthen its brand image even further in the UK, it's teaming up with Vintner London as its distribution partner in the UK. Simone Coletta, general manager of Desiderio N°1 said about the collaboration, "At Desiderio N°1 we are very happy about our collaboration with Vintner and we are looking forward to a bubbly future in the UK market!".
Not just the premium quality which creates the rich taste in the wine of DESIDERIO N°1, but its variety of wines also makes it a catch for the customers. The four types of sparkling bottles, that are its signature collection make the brand to be infatuated with, all ages of wine lovers. Its Prosecco Brut Millesimato Treviso DOC is made with 100% Glera grapes, along with a light to medium-bodied nature, and is meant to be consumed while it is young.
Another popular wine, Prosecco Rosé Millesimato Treviso DOC, is a perfect blend of Glera and Pinot Noir Grapes. It will also leave a lasting impression and creamy red fruit expression on the nose and in the mouth. The other two premium wines are Rosé Spumante Cuveé Prestige Brut a brut sparkling wine that is made from Chardonnay and Pinot Grigio and leaves an aftertaste with a hint of cherries. The most popular is the Rosso Spumante Millesimato Extra Dry, a dry red sparkling wine that is made with Raboso Veronese grapes. Now that it is coming to the UK, the people will also get to taste the richness and delicacy. Visit https://www.desiderio.one/ to know more and special discounts.
Source :Desiderio N°1
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