Ca di Alte Prosecco Frizzante

- Serve chilled between 6-8°C in a slender flute or tulip glass to preserve its gentle bubbles and fresh aroma.

- Create a Persimmon & Cranberry Skewer garnish for the glass — thread dried or fresh persimmon slices alternating with fresh cranberries to add festive color and a subtle fruity aroma.

- Stir in a splash of elderflower liqueur or syrup for a floral twist; serve in etched or vintage glasses for an elegant presentation.

- Pair with light fresh dishes like prosciutto-wrapped melon goat cheese and fig crostini or delicate seafood such as grilled scallops or crab cakes.

- Build a Prosecco Sgroppino by blending chilled prosecco with lemon sorbet and a hint of limoncello served in a chilled coupe glass for a refreshing palate cleanser or dessert alternative.

- Use as a sparkling accent in fruity summer cocktails—add muddled berries (raspberries blueberries) and a sprig of fresh mint for a garden-party vibe.

- Serve at brunch with savory bites like mini quiches smoked salmon on rye or avocado toast topped with microgreens for a light bubbly counterpoint.

- For a striking twist freeze edible flowers or thin citrus slices in ice cubes to float in the glass adding visual appeal while keeping the prosecco cold longer.

For optimal storage of Frizzante (a lightly sparkling wine such as Prosecco frizzante):

- Temperature: Store unopened bottles at a consistent cool temperature between 6–12°C (43–54°F). For longer preservation maintain around 10–13°C (50–55°F) if possible. Avoid temperatures above 12°C as warmth degrades quality.

- Light Exposure: Keep bottles in a dark environment away from any sunlight or fluorescent light to prevent "light strike" which can cause off-odors and flavor deterioration.

- Sealing: Unopened bottles are sealed with cork; avoid drying out of cork by maintaining humidity. For opened bottles reseal immediately using a specialized wine stopper or vacuum stopper to slow carbonation loss.

- Bottle Position: For long-term unopened storage lay bottles down to keep the cork moist and prevent shrinkage. For short-term or opened bottles store upright to minimize surface area exposed to oxygen and to maintain carbonation.

- Humidity: Maintain relative humidity between 50-85% to keep corks from drying out without excessive mold risk. Avoid fluctuations in humidity or very high humidity over 75% that could damage labels or cork integrity.

- Additional Tips for Opened Bottles: Store opened bottles upright chilled in the refrigerator (ideally in a wine fridge) at low temperature to preserve bubbles for 1-3 days. Avoid storing opened bottles in a regular kitchen fridge for longer than 2 days due to vibrations and light exposure.

- Avoid Odors: Keep bottles away from strong odors that can permeate corks over time.

- Vibration: Minimize movement and vibration during storage to prevent negative effects on wine quality.

Following these guidelines will best preserve the freshness bubbles and overall quality of Frizzante both unopened and after opening.