2023 Coppabella Single Vineyard Prosecco x 12 bottles - Wine More Cellars

Coppabella

2023 Coppabella Single Vineyard Prosecco x 12 bottles

2023 · 750ml

$298.00In stock
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Shipped Australia-wide
GrapeGlera
AppellationTumbarumba
CountryAustralia
ProducerCoppabella

The 2023 Coppabella Single Vineyard Prosecco is a bright and refreshing sparkling wine crafted from cool-climate Tumbarumba fruit in New South Wales. Made in a dry, modern Australian Prosecco style using the Glera grape, the wine highlights vibrant citrus fruit, lively acidity and delicate texture, with the Charmat method preserving freshness and aromatic purity.

On the palate, it is light-bodied with a fine, energetic mousse, delivering flavours of green apple, pear, lime and orange peel alongside subtle citrus blossom and mineral notes. The wine remains crisp and clean throughout, with zesty acidity and a refreshing dry finish that makes it highly approachable and versatile with food.

Ben’s Recommendation:
At Wine More Cellars, this is an excellent Prosecco for customers who enjoy fresh, crisp sparkling wines with bright fruit character and fine bubbles. Tumbarumba’s cool alpine climate gives the wine freshness and elegance while maintaining easy drinkability and food-friendly balance. Best served well chilled and enjoyed young over the next 1–3 years. Ideal with oysters, fresh seafood, light canapés, antipasto or soft cheeses.

COUNTRY Australia
PRODUCER Coppabella
VARIETY Glera/ Prosecco
STYLE Sparkling Wine
VINTAGE 2023
SIZE 750ml
About the region

New South Wales · Tumbarumba

New South Wales is where Australian wine started, and the Hunter Valley remains its most distinctive corner. Humid and subtropical, it harvests early and makes two wines found nowhere else in quite the same form: Semillon picked low in alcohol that ages for decades into something waxy and toasty, and medium-bodied, earthy Shiraz. Cooler and higher, the Canberra District does spicy Shiraz with Viognier, and Orange works at genuine altitude.

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