Italo Cescon is a family winery based at Roncadelle di Ormelle in the province of Treviso, in the Veneto of north-east Italy, with roots dating to the early twentieth century. The 'Vino dell'Amicizia' Prosecco is made from Glera grown on the alluvial plains of the Piave river, where gravelly, well-drained soils and a temperate climate give fresh, aromatic fruit. As a non-vintage wine it is assembled to a consistent house style rather than a single season, drawing on Glera picked for floral perfume, orchard-fruit flavour and crisp acidity. The family farms its vineyards with an emphasis on fruit purity, reflecting the friendly, everyday character the 'wine of friendship' name suggests.

A Prosecco made in the tank (Charmat/Martinotti) method. Glera is gently pressed for clean, aromatic juice and cool-fermented to preserve its floral and pear-apple character. The base wine then undergoes a second fermentation in pressurised stainless-steel tanks, capturing the sparkle while keeping the fruit fresh rather than developing bready autolytic notes. As a non-vintage cuvee it is blended for consistency across releases and finished to a fresh, gently fruity style with a soft, frothy mousse. The exact appellation tier and dosage level should be confirmed with the producer, though the wine sits in the approachable, early-drinking Prosecco idiom.