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THE
TASTE OF
ITALY

Premium prosecco and frizzante 

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Premium Quality

The most sought after taste. Crafted from a superior blend of Glera and Trebbiano grapes, sourced from the renowned Veneto region of Italy, our delicately sparkling wine offers a smooth texture and refined flavor profile that is second to none. With every pour, you experience freshness, balance, and elegance—exactly as it was intended.

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Frizzante 1754 on Tap

Frizzante 1754 brings the luxury of premium Italian sparkling wine to the modern world with a seamless on-tap system that guarantees freshness, speed, and ease of service. Say goodbye to corks, bottle waste, and inconsistent pours—our kegged Frizzante delivers a perfect glass every time with zero compromise on quality.

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Uncompromising Quality

We use only the finest Glera and Trebbiano grapes, hand-selected from the renowned Veneto region of Italy. Every batch is crafted with precision, preserving the delicate balance of freshness, fine bubbles, and refined flavor

  • What is Prosecco 1754?
    Prosecco 1754 is a premium Italian sparkling wine crafted from Glera and Trebbiano grapes sourced from the Prosecco region of Italy. A version of our bottled Prosecco is available on draught as 'called Frizantee' ensuring freshness and the perfect carbonation.
  • Why is it called sparkling wine Frizzante and not Prosecco?
    While our wine follows the traditional production method and employs the Charmat method like Prosecco, serving it on draft rather than bottling it doesn't meet all the specific requirements of the Prosecco DOC Consortium. Thus, we accurately label it as sparkling wine to reflect our distinctive serving approach.
  • How many glasses are in a 20-liter keg of 1754?
    There are 156 125ml glasses in one of our 20 litre kegs. It is important to note that there are actually 160 125ml glasses in a keg, but we allow for 4 glasses to account for the spillages and any small residue left at the bottom of the keg when it is finished. This ensures that you get the full amount of wine that you paid for.
  • How long does a keg last once breached?
    Once breached, a keg maintains its quality for 4-6 weeks if stored properly. Unopened kegs have a shelf life of 12 months when stored under suitable conditions.
  • What sets Prosecco 1754 apart?
    Our draft sparkling wine, frizzante distinguishes itself by being served directly from a keg, offering unparalleled freshness and consistency. Made with premium grapes and a unique blend of flavours, it provides a smooth and refreshing taste for any occasion.
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