Pop this and the room lifts. Martini Prosecco is light, dry and full of green apple and pear, with bubbles fine enough to keep coming back for. It's the bottle you grab when something good just happened, or when nothing did and you fancy fixing that. Cold, casual, ready in minutes. No occasion required.
First sniff is all orchard fruit. Green apple, a bit of pear, a little floral lift and a whisper of toasted almond underneath. The sip is fresh and properly dry, so it finishes clean instead of sugary, with citrus zing and a soft peachy note before the bubbles fade. Light on its feet and easy to keep pouring. Those fine, steady bubbles are the giveaway that this is the real Italian deal, not a heavy fizz.
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Where it's from
This is Martini, the Italian house from Turin that's been doing vermouth and sparkling wine since the 1800s and now sits under Bacardi. The Prosecco itself comes from the Glera grape grown up in northern Italy's Veneto, and it carries the DOC stamp, which is basically Italy's way of saying it was made where Prosecco is meant to be made, by the rules. So the name on the bottle is a brand you know, but the fizz inside is legit regional Italian.
Good to know
- What is the price of Martini Prosecco 750ml?
Martini Prosecco 750ml is KSh 2,799 at Oaks & Corks. Order online for fast delivery across Nairobi, usually within the hour, or next day countrywide.
- What does Martini Prosecco 750ml taste like?
Light, dry and bright. Green apple and pear up front, a floral and citrus lift, a soft peachy note and fine, clean bubbles. It finishes crisp rather than sweet.
- What is the ABV of Martini Prosecco?
11.5%, which is on the easy side for sparkling. A glass or two is a gentle, sociable pour.
- How do I serve Martini Prosecco?
Chill it to 6 to 8°C and pour into a wine glass. Drink it as is, add a couple of ice cubes for a lighter aperitif, or build it into an Aperol Spritz.
- What food pairs with Martini Prosecco?
Salty snacks, cured meats like prosciutto, grilled fish and prawns, sushi, fresh creamy cheeses, or a cold glass alongside nyama choma.
- Where is Martini Prosecco from?
Italy. It's made from the Glera grape in the Veneto region in the north, carries the Prosecco DOC stamp, and comes from the Martini house in Turin, now part of Bacardi.
- Is Martini Prosecco sweet or dry?
It's on the dry side. There's ripe fruit so it reads as fruity, but it finishes crisp and clean, not sugary.
Martini Prosecco 750ml
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Martini Prosecco 750ml price in Kenya
Buy Martini Prosecco 750ml online in Nairobi, Kenya for KSh 2,799. Order now for fast delivery across Nairobi — usually within 30 minutes — or next-day delivery countrywide.