Mionetto Prosecco Treviso Brut Prestige Collection Italy Sparkling Wine

Nine words of name, and most of them work for a living. Mionetto is the brand, a house our research has not yet profiled. Prosecco names the wine. Brut sets its dryness: the consortium's sweetness scale for the category runs from Brut Nature through Demi-sec, and the level a Prosecco carries in its name tells you how dry it is. Treviso and Prestige Collection we pass along as given; our origin data speaks at the DOC level, and the DOC gets the last word below.

The grape is Glera, and that fact is firm in our data. The Prosecco consortium lists Glera as the tradition's variety, allows a short list of other permitted grapes up to 15 percent in total, and describes the category as floral, fruity and fresh, with a straw yellow color. That is the consortium on Prosecco at large, in its own words.

137 shoppers have rated this wine; of the 483 wines carrying shopper scores here, at least nine in ten have fewer raters. The average is 4.71 out of five. Checks dated August 12, 2026 put it in ten stores at $15.99 on the low end and $25.99 on the high, an eight dollar difference on the same 750 ml bottle.

That leaves the place. This wine is from the Prosecco DOC.

Our call: an easy pick when the job calls for a Prosecco with the paperwork in order; the grape and the Prosecco DOC origin are both confirmed, and its rating pool is one of the larger we track. Pass if the maker's story is what you buy on; this house is one our research has not yet profiled, so the appellation and the crowd carry the case.

The Grocery Store Wine Desk · written Aug 14, 2026 from our research file for this wine. Numbers reflect our latest checks.