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Asolo Prosecco

Asolo Prosecco is a DOCG (controlled and guaranteed designation of origin) wine made in the province of Treviso. The production rules require at least 85% Glera. The rules allow 4 types (white, semi-sparkling and sparkling).

Category
DOCG
Provinces
Treviso
Maximum yield
13.5 t/ha
Minimum alcohol
10.5% vol
Recognised
DOC 1977 · DOCG 2009

Grapes: Asolo Prosecco

The grapes allowed in the base wine and the shares set by the production rules.

  • Gleraat least 85%
  • other grapesVerdiso, Bianchetta trevigiana, Perera and Glera lunga, alone or together, at holding levelup to 15%

Wine types

Type names are given as they appear on the label.

TypeStyleMinimum alcoholMinimum ageing
Asolo ProseccoWhite10.5% vol–
Asolo Prosecco frizzanteSemi-sparkling10.5% vol–
Asolo Prosecco spumante superioreSparkling11% vol–
Asolo Prosecco spumante superiore sui lievitiSparkling11% vol3 monthsat least 90 days of fermentation and time on the lees

Production area

Map of the Asolo Prosecco production area in Veneto
Shaded: the 18 Veneto municipalities the production rules name, wholly or in part. Explore it on the interactive map

The zone includes the whole territory of the municipalities of Castelcucco, Cornuda and Monfumo and part of the territory of the other 16 municipalities listed.

19 municipalities in the province of Treviso, wholly or in part:

  • Castelcucco
  • Cornuda
  • Monfumo
  • Asolo
  • Borso del Grappa
  • Caerano di San Marco
  • Cavaso del Tomba
  • Crespano del Grappa
  • Crocetta del Montello
  • Fonte
  • Giavera del Montello
  • Maser
  • Montebelluna
  • Nervesa della Battaglia
  • Paderno del Grappa
  • Pederobba
  • Possagno
  • San Zenone degli Ezzelini
  • Volpago del Montello

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Sources

  1. Ministero dell'agricoltura, della sovranità alimentare e delle foreste (2024). Disciplinare di produzione della denominazione di origine controllata e garantita dei vini "Asolo Prosecco" o "Asolo". Testo consolidato, ultima modifica: DM 9 settembre 2024.

Official texts are in Italian. Checked on 2026-11-03.