11% vol. 75cl

Wine Description:

You can celebrate in style or relax in comfort with our award winning Prosecco DOC. With 12 separate awards for quality from some of the wine world's most prestigious awarding bodies, this is definitely one of the highest quality bottles of Prosecco DOC available anywhere in the UK, in its price range.

Our Prosecco DOC Millesimato is made using Glera grapes exclusively, sourced from the finest vineyards in the Veneto region of North Eastern Italy, thereby ensuring the highest possible quality of Prosecco. It has a delightful pale golden straw colour, has hints of honeysuckle, citrus, pear and apple all rounded off with a fine, delicate finish. 

One box contains 6 bottles of sparkling wine.

• Q Why choose Premier Estates Prosecco over other brands?
• A If you’ve been looking online for Prosecco, you can’t fail to notice the enormous number of different brands out there. But how many of those are award winners? The answer is "precious few". Prestigious awards are very difficult to come by. Our Prosecco has won no less than 12 awards at high profile competitions such as the International Wine Challenge (IWC), the International Wine and Spirit Competition (IWSC) and the Decanter World Wine Awards over the last few years which is testament to the amount of sheer hard work put into refining our product by our wine production team. All those awards and still keenly priced too.
• Q Where is our Prosecco made?
• A Premier Estates Prosecco is made in North Eastern Italy, specifically in the town of Vazzola which is in the heart of the Veneto region. This particularly beautiful part of Italy has many amazing vineyards which are famous for producing truly wonderful grapes. The varying terrain means that the grapes have quite different characteristics depending upon the geographical height at which they were grown.
• Q What is the production process for our Prosecco?
• A The manufacturing method used by our wine making team to produce our award winning Prosecco is most often referred to as the “Charmat Method” named after Frenchman Eugène Charmat, a pioneer in the use of glazed stainless steel tanks to facilitate the secondary fermentation stage.
• Q What type of grape is used to make our Prosecco?
• A Premier Estates Prosecco is made using Glera or “Prosecco” grapes exclusively. We choose not to blend our grapes with other varieties as this has a tendency to result in a different quality of wine year on year.
• What are the differences between Prosecco and Champagne?
• A Prosecco is a lighter, fruitier sparkling wine with a wide appeal due to the differences in the production methods of the two beverages. Champagne undergoes a longer secondary fermentation process and tends to be more of an acquired taste with less fruity, more toasty, biscuit flavour tones.
• Q Why is Prosecco less expensive than Champagne?
• A Let’s be clear here, Prosecco is most certainly not a “cheap alternative” to Champagne. It’s an entirely different wine which is not as costly to produce as Champagne. It’s as simple as that.
• Q Can I make cocktails with Prosecco?
• A You certainly can! Prosecco cocktails seem to be all the rage and we have a section of our website dedicated to a whole host of mouth-watering recipes, from Prosecco Margaritas to Prosecco Peach Bellinis. Why not take a look?
• Q Can I buy Pink Prosecco?
• A We hear this question a lot. As mentioned previously, the majority of Prosecco sparkling wine is made exclusively using Glera grapes which are a white grape variety. The pink hue of some wines comes from the skins of red grapes used to make them. Therefore, you can’t get pink Prosecco as it’s made using white grapes, but you can try our amazingly popular sparkling Grand Rosé. It has more than 500 five star reviews so we’re pretty confident you’ll love it.
• Q Can I place a bulk order for Premier Estates Prosecco for a special event?
• A Absolutely! We deliver Prosecco all over the UK to wedding venues, corporate events and social gatherings of all kinds. Just call and speak to a member of our sales team to find out how we can help make your event even more special.
• Q What temperature should this wine be served at?
• A Serve this wine chilled (7-10°C) to ensure that you get the best characteristics out of the Prosecco.
• Q How long will this wine last once it’s opened?
• A Once opened, Prosecco should be consumed within 24 hours.
• Q How should I store this wine?
• A Always store Prosecco bottles sealed with a cork on their side to ensure that the wine inside the bottle remains in contact with the cork, keeping it moist. Keep the bottles of Prosecco away from bright light (both natural or artificial) and keep at a cool and constant temperature, ideally between 10-15°C.
• Q Should I decant this wine?
• A You can serve our Prosecco straight from the bottle into flutes, but any wine can be decanted. The reason for decanting is to aerate the wine, decanting can help a younger vintage open up, calm down the effervescence and let the aromas develop.