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Frizzante is a lightly sparkling wine characterized by its gentle effervescence and fresh character. It originates from Italy, where it refers to wine with lower carbon dioxide pressure than classic sparkling wines of the spumante type. Thanks to its finer bubbles, frizzante feels lighter, fresher, and is ideal for informal gatherings or summer refreshment.

How Frizzante is Made

Frizzante is most commonly produced using the Charmat method, which involves fermentation in large stainless steel tanks under pressure, allowing the wine to retain its fruity freshness. Some frizzante is also created by adding CO₂ during bottling.

Different Styles of Frizzante

Frizzante doesn't have to be just Italian prosecco – lightly sparkling wines are also produced in Slovakia and other countries:

Prosecco Frizzante – an Italian classic made from the Glera grape.
Fruit Frizzante Wines – e.g., currant or blueberry with gentle effervescence.
White and Rosé Frizzante – light sparkling wines, perfect for refreshing drinking.

How to Enjoy Frizzante

Frizzante is best served well chilled (6–8 °C) in classic wine or narrower glasses. It is ideal for summer evenings, with salads, light dishes, or as a refreshment during the day.

Our Offer

In our online store, you will find frizzante wines of various styles – from Italian prosecco to Slovak fruit frizzante. Discover lightly sparkling wines that delight with their lightness and freshness.