Lamborghini Chrome Bronze Champagne
Lamborghini Chrome Bronze is an Extra Dry Prosecco DOC from Italy in a 750mL bottle — 11% ABV, made from 100% Glera grown in Treviso, Veneto, and finished with the Charmat (Martinotti) method for fine, persistent bubbles. Despite the "Champagne" in its name, this is a Prosecco exploring new winemaking territories: a blend drawn from Lamborghini's extensive collection of reserve wines, inspired by the iconic "Raging Bull" label and bottled in a captivating chrome-bronze bottle. It is in stock and available to order online now at Del Mesa Liquor.
- ABV: 11%
- Size: 750mL
- Style: Extra Dry Prosecco DOC (Charmat method; ≈15 g/L residual sugar)
- Origin: Treviso, Veneto, Italy
- Production: 100% Glera; 1–2 months refinement on yeasts, 10–20 days foaming; pale yellow, fine persistent perlage
Prosecco in a Chrome-Bronze Tuxedo
Let's be clear about what this is: a genuine Extra Dry Prosecco DOC — not Champagne, whatever the label says. Lamborghini's winery crafts it from reserve wines in the Veneto, finishing it Charmat-style for freshness, aromatic intensity, and silkiness: green apple and citrus lifted by delicate bubbles. The chrome-bronze bottle, inspired by Lamborghini's automotive design, makes it as much a centerpiece as a pour. Explore more Prosecco and sparkling wine, or browse all Lamborghini wines at Del Mesa Liquor.
Tasting Notes
Nose: Fine, fruity, and well-balanced — green apple and citrus with aromatic intensity.
Palate: Soft, harmonious, and velvety with crisp freshness and delicate bubbles.
Finish: Clean and silky with lingering freshness.
How to Enjoy
Serve well-chilled at 43–46°F (6–8°C). Pour for celebrations, aperitivo hour, or alongside light seafood and fresh fruit — Extra Dry's touch of sweetness loves salty and spicy bites too.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lamborghini Chrome Bronze real Champagne?
No — it is an Extra Dry Prosecco DOC from Treviso, Italy, made from 100% Glera. Only sparkling wine from France's Champagne region can legally be called Champagne; "Champagne" here is the brand's product naming.
What does Extra Dry mean?
It denotes a sweetness level — Extra Dry Prosecco carries about 12–17 g/L of residual sugar (this one ≈15 g/L), tasting off-dry rather than bone-dry.
What is the ABV?
11% ABV.
Why is the bottle chrome bronze?
The finish is inspired by Lamborghini's iconic automotive design — the "Raging Bull" aesthetic applied to a wine bottle.
Italian sparkle with supercar style — order Lamborghini Chrome Bronze online from Del Mesa Liquor in San Diego, CA, for your next celebration.