Helm
Refreshing, effortless sipper that effortlessly glides down the palate, leaving a nuanced echo of pear and minerality, with a note of chalky undertones, all in a light, easy-to-drink package.
Voss Expert tasting note
The nose is a symphony of white blossom, green apple, and a whisper of almond, underscored by a subtle minerality that speaks to its terroir.




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Helm
Refreshing, effortless sipper that effortlessly glides down the palate, leaving a nuanced echo of pear and minerality, with a note of chalky undertones, all in a light, easy-to-drink package.
Ritchie
Dry, citrusy wine with a yeasty whisper
Hans
The Prosecco region boasts an impressive 16 towns, but the name remains a mystery. Perhaps it's time for a rebranding effort, and the region could be known as Prosecco Superiore. The color is a rich, medium gold, with a layers that recalls Champagne. The aroma unfolds with the sweetness of fennel, followed by the light nuances of jasmine, apple, pear, pineapple, and a trace of toasted bread. The taste is dry, with a refreshing lime pith and a yeasty undertone. The altogether adventure is intricate and approachable, making it a impressive selection for those wanting a Prosecco that's both easy to drink and sophisticated.
Based on 3 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Helm
Refreshing, effortless sipper that effortlessly glides down the palate, leaving a nuanced echo of pear and minerality, with a note of chalky undertones, all in a light, easy-to-drink package.
Ritchie
Dry, citrusy wine with a yeasty whisper
Hans
The Prosecco region boasts an impressive 16 towns, but the name remains a mystery. Perhaps it's time for a rebranding effort, and the region could be known as Prosecco Superiore. The color is a rich, medium gold, with a layers that recalls Champagne. The aroma unfolds with the sweetness of fennel, followed by the light nuances of jasmine, apple, pear, pineapple, and a trace of toasted bread. The taste is dry, with a refreshing lime pith and a yeasty undertone. The altogether adventure is intricate and approachable, making it a impressive selection for those wanting a Prosecco that's both easy to drink and sophisticated.
Le Vigne di Alice Doro Valdobbiadene Brut is appreciated for its refreshing and easy-to-drink nature, with flavors of pear, minerality, and citrus. While some find it light and effortless, others enjoy its complexity with notes of fennel, jasmine, and toasted bread. The wine is dry with a yeasty undertone, making it both approachable and sophisticated.
This Valdobbiadene Brut presents a pale straw hue with a persistent, fine mousse, indicative of its meticulous craftsmanship. The nose is a symphony of white blossom, green apple, and a whisper of almond, underscored by a subtle minerality that speaks to its terroir. On the palate, it offers a crisp, linear structure with vibrant acidity that elegantly balances its delicate fruit profile. The finish is clean and refreshing, with a lingering hint of citrus zest. This wine exemplifies the finesse and precision typical of premium Prosecco, making it a benchmark for the region.
We are 50+ wine professionals (sommeliers, buyers, MW candidates) across the US, UK, France, Greece, Italy, and beyond. We review wines via blind tastings with a standardized rubric, using both 100-point and 5-star scales.Same varietal, different acclaimed regions