Riondo Extra Dry Glera/Prosecco Italy Sparkling Wine

The Extra Dry on the front is a sweetness setting, not a flourish. Our grape research explains that with Prosecco the word on the label, anywhere from Brut Nature through Demi-sec, is what actually tells you how dry the wine will be, and Extra Dry is one of those settings. This is a Prosecco made from Glera, the white grape the Prosecco consortium lists as its traditional variety, alongside a few other permitted grapes allowed up to 15 percent together. Across the stores we checked in September 2026 the price ranged from $13.99 to $20.49.

We do not have a shopper rating for this wine. The Prosecco consortium describes Glera as floral and fruity, with a fresh taste and a straw yellow color across the category, and notes that most bottles are sparkling or lightly so.

Riondo says its winery was founded in 2008 in Monteforte d'Alpone, Italy, and belongs to the Collis Veneto Wine Group. The group is a cooperative of about 2,000 grape growers.

Riondo's own product page lists this Extra Dry Prosecco at 11 percent alcohol, with a recommended serving temperature of 6 to 8 degrees Celsius, and its tasting note names golden apple, pear and acacia flower, the producer's own language, as the wine's core aromas. The bottle carries two producer-cited results specific to this wine: 90 points from the Italian critic Luca Maroni in July 2022, and a Silver medal from the Mundus Vini competition that same year.

Our call: buy it for a well-documented, everyday Prosecco; it carries a producer-cited critic score and medal specific to this bottle, and its price sits among the less expensive sparkling wines we track. Pass if you want a shopper rating behind that score; none has reached our record yet, and both results on file come from the producer's own citations rather than an independent database.

The Grocery Store Wine Desk · written Sep 16, 2026 from our research file for this wine. Numbers reflect our latest checks.