Ruggeri Argeo Prosecco Treviso Brut DOC NV - Veneto, Italy

93/100 James Suckling
90/100 Falstaff
Bronze - Wine Enthusiast
Bronze - Decanter

4 Stars - Falstaff
Tre Buccheri - Gambero Rosso Vini D'Italia

Gold - Berlin WIne Trophy 2023
Bronze - International WIne & Spirit Challenge 2023
Bronze - The Global Prosecco Master 2023
Silver - Mundus Vini 2022
Silver - Hongkong IWSC 2022
Bronze - International WIne & Spirit Challenge 2022
Silver - Mundus Vini 2021
Silver - Hongkong IWSC 2021
Silver - Decanter World Wine Awards 2021
Bronze - International WIne & Spirit Challenge 2021
Commended - International Wine Challenge 2021

James Suckling "Light and frothy with a good bead of squeaky clean, appley fruit and a welcome hint of fresh cream at the end. A quaffable prosecco."

Falstaff "Silver grey with persistent mousse. On the nose of fresh pineapple, elderberry and lemon. On the palate with fine moussea and delicate fruit."

Wine Enthusiast "Lime, lemongrass and honeysuckle are the enticing primary aromas in this fun and lively wine. On the palate, green apples and Barlett pears work in tandem with the crisp acidity to create a vibrant and enticing finish."

Decanter "Subtle hints of apple blossom on the nose with notes of stone fruit, apple and lemon peel on the creamy finish."

Decanter World Wine Awards 2021 "Green apple and pear nose, lively acidity, a frothy mousse, creamy texture and long finish."

100% Glera
Alcohol: 11%

Ruggeri is an esteemed Italian winery situated in Valdobbiadene, Veneto, Italy. Since its establishment in 1950, Ruggeri has specialized in crafting exceptional Prosecco wines. Renowned for its Prosecco Superiore DOCG, the winery combines traditional winemaking methods with modern techniques, ensuring each bottle reflects the essence of the region's terroir. With a diverse range of sparkling wines, Ruggeri upholds a legacy of excellence in producing high-quality Prosecco that captures the finesse and elegance of the area.

Veneto is an important wine region in the northeastern of Italy. Vineyards in Veneto wine region can be found on the shores of Lake Garda as well as near the lagoon of Venice, at the foot of the Dolomites and in the hills of Mantua. The variety of the cultivated grapes is unique: it ranges from autochthonous white vines such as the Prosecco or Garganega grape to Chardonnay and Pinot Grigio to the distinct red varieties Corvina and Raboso and to Cabernet and Merlot. With such well-known wines as Amarone, Valpolicella, Soave or Prosecco, Veneto is one of the most important wine-growing regions in Italy.

Glera is a white grape used mainly for making Prosecco in northeastern Italy. Known for fruity and floral flavors like apple, pear, and peach, it's prized for its high acidity, making it ideal for crafting refreshing sparkling wines. Formerly named Prosecco, it was renamed Glera to protect the Prosecco regional name.