Lunetta Prosecco is a fresh, softly sparkling Italian classic, and at Camp West in the West Seattle Junction we pour it as a single-serve split, your own little bottle of bubbles. A “split” is a small bottle, about 187ml, roughly a quarter of a standard wine bottle and just right for one glass. It is the easygoing, celebratory pour you reach for when you want something light and festive without opening a full bottle.
About the Producer
Lunetta is made by Cavit, a respected cooperative in Italy’s Trentino region in the northeast. Founded in 1950 as a consortium of grape growers, Cavit unites many local cellars and growers to produce a broad, dependable range of Italian wines. Lunetta is its approachable Prosecco, crafted to be bright, fresh, and welcoming, which suits the relaxed Camp West spirit nicely.
Region & Style
Lunetta is a Prosecco DOC sparkling wine made from 100% Glera, the signature grape of Prosecco. The fruit is grown in the Veneto region of northeastern Italy. Prosecco is made in the tank (Charmat) method, which preserves the grape’s fresh, fruity aromatics and gives the wine its light, lively character.
Tasting Notes
Expect aromas of apple and peach over a fresh, softly sparkling palate. There are gentle notes of ripe stone fruit, a clean feel, and bright, refreshing bubbles. It is light, friendly, and very easy to enjoy.
What to Pair It With
Prosecco is a brilliant apéritif and a flexible food partner. Try it with our Arancini, the Golden Salmon Cakes, or the Kale Caesar for a fresh match, or sip it solo to kick off the evening. See more on our dine-in menu.
How We Pour It at Camp West
We pour Lunetta Prosecco as a split for $11. Because a split is a small, single-serve bottle of about 187ml, you get your own personal pour of Prosecco, perfect for a quick toast or when just one person wants bubbles.
FAQ
What is a “split”?
A split is a small bottle of about 187ml, roughly a quarter of a standard 750ml bottle, sized for a single glass.
What grape is Prosecco made from?
Prosecco is made from the Glera grape; Lunetta is 100% Glera from Italy’s Veneto region.
Is Prosecco sweet?
Lunetta is a fresh, lightly fruity style with apple and peach character; it reads crisp and easygoing rather than sweet.
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