The Bosco di Gica is a Prosecco Brut, capable of expressing great character, which translates into elegance and great aroma. This wine takes its name from an ancient name of the area where the first Adami family vineyards are located.
Fresh and aromatic sparkling wine. Straw yellow in color, it has a dense foam with fine and persistent perlage. Pleasantly scented, it offers a broad fruity bouquet, with flavors of yellow apple, peach, wisteria and acacia flowers: an overall balanced and delicate aroma, combined with aromatic notes of great freshness. On the palate it shows acidulous, sapid, fresh and aromatic as suggested by the nose. Of good fullness, roundness and length, it is an excellent aperitif, also excellent "throughout the meal" combined with fish, shellfish and seafood. The Bosco di Gica Brut expresses its maximum freshness characteristics in the year following the harvest. However, in the following years, if well preserved, to the decrease of the intensity of the tastes and fruity perfumes corresponds a greater complexity both to the nose and in the mouth that can reserve pleasant surprises. The historical testimonies date back to the Middle Ages the wine vocation of the hills of the Marca Trevigiana. Here excellent white wines were produced which, as it was written in 1606, were exported and appreciated "in Venice, in Germany and as far as Poland". It was a natural selection to impose the Glera in this High Brand wine cellar and above all in the Valdobbiadene area where it has reigned since then on the steep slopes of the Pliocene hills. The environment is severe, we are close to the first peaks of the Dolomites, but well protected and kissed by the warm light of midday.
What does this wine taste like?
Light
Bold
Smooth
Tannic
Dry
Sweet
Soft
Acidic
Drinking and storing
Serve between 6ºC and 8ºC
Customer reviews
4.3/5
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by: John Kelly (11/06/2020)
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A quality prosecco at a good price
We enjoyed this Prosecco which satisfied us at all levels - good bubbles, taste and no affter tang
by: Jeremy (UK) (15/09/2021)
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Great value great taste
An elegant Prosecco. "small' bubbles and fruitful without being fruity. great value
by: Patrick Purtill (11/08/2020)
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Velvet
This is probably the smoothest bubbly I have had in years and at a great price
by: Hartford oenophile (25/01/2017)
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As good as prosecco gets
There's only so much you can expect from prosecco. It's never going to be profound. But it is easy to drink, a crowd pleaser.
This one is apples and pears on the nose, fine mouse and all too easy to demolish a bottle. Now my house fizz.
by: Vero (30/12/2016)
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bon rapport qualité prix
un très bon rapport qualité prix avec ce prosecco : une dizaine d'euros tout en bénéficiant d'une note à 90 par le guide Parker, imbattable donc. Celà vaut largement un champagne, à prendre en apéro ou bien à mélanger dans un cocktail, par exemple un spritz ou bien un bellini (coulis de pêche blanche et prosecco)
The winery
Adami
Adami is a beautiful, modern winery in the Veneto region of Italy. The Adami family has been involved in viticulture for generations, supplying some of the best wine producers in the region with grapes. In 2004 Angelo and Andrea Adami decided to expand their business and produce high-quality wines themselves.
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