First-Ever Vintage of La Marca® Prosecco Rosé Hits Shelves in December

Published
12/12/2020 by

Available for the first time ever, La Marca Prosecco Rosé will be hitting shelves in mid-December. La Marca, the best-selling Prosecco and Sparkling Wine brand in the United States1, will be among the first to offer Prosecco Rosé to American consumers. Available only in select markets, La Marca Prosecco Rosé is $16.99 SRP.

La Marca Prosecco Rosé is an effervescent and refreshing alternative to still Rosé, offering the same appealing flavor profile with a sparkling twist. It's a perfect choice for fans of still Rosé who want to add a little sparkle to their day or a playful splash of pink to everyday occasions.

"We know Rosé consumers are looking to add something fresh and innovative to their wine repertoire," says Joyce Chen, Director of Marketing for La Marca. "We are also finding that consumers are looking for new ways to celebrate moments big and small. That's why we are excited that America's favorite Prosecco now pops in pink — it's an elevated yet accessible way for our fans to make every day sparkle."

La Marca Prosecco Rosé offers the crisp fruit and floral essence of traditional Prosecco with the delicate elegance of Pinot Noir. The strawberry and red fruit notes of Pinot Noir complement the hallmark peach, citrus and honeysuckle characteristics of La Marca Prosecco.

"We are very happy to introduce the world to Prosecco Rosé," says Claudia Manetta, Export Manager at La Marca. "This is the culmination of a tremendous amount of thought and dedication to making this idea a reality. Thanks to the strong partnership of our cooperative growers, we had immediate access to the finest grapes to craft our Prosecco Rosé."

Prosecco Rosé is a brand-new style of wine that was formally permitted in May 2020, when the Italian National Wine Committee approved changes to the Prosecco D.O.C. regulations that allowed production of the wine.

Vintage-dated, the 2019 La Marca Prosecco Rosé is crafted from a blend of 89% Glera — the traditional grape of Prosecco —and 11% Pinot Noir. Using the Charmat method, La Marca Prosecco Rosé spends a minimum of 60 days undergoing secondary fermentation, developing fine, lively bubbles and giving the wine more depth and roundness than traditional Prosecco. The proprietary La Marca Rosé blend will change every vintage, ensuring the most vibrant expression of the fruit is captured each growing season.