Plus & Minus Zero Alcohol Prosecco NV
Everyone has to have a Prosecco don’t they? Prosecco sales continue to trend up, as do zero alcohol wines. So why not have both? From the clever team at Fourth […]
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Yellowglen Chardonnay Pinot Noir Prosecco Rosé NV
The pink one in a pair of exclusive releases from Yellowglen for Aldi Australia. Perfectly timed for silly horse race things, spring picnics and end of year parties. Yellowglen, Chardonnay […]
Risky Business Prosecco NV
Rob Quenby and John Waldron go straight to the heart of Prosecco land in Australia to get their fruit. Crown seal. Risky Business, Prosecco, King Valley, NV Crisp lemon and […]
Pizzini Prosecco 2018
Summer isn’t over yet and the Prosecco train keeps picking up passengers. Why travel economy, when you can go for a little more premium? Pizzini, Prosecco, King Valley, 2018 […]
Jacob’s Creek Prosecco NV
Toot Toot! All aboard the Prosecco train! According to Tyson Stelzer, arguably one of the world’s best authorities on Champagne and Sparkling, Australia’s production of Prosecco has trebled since 2015, growing […]
Zonin Prosecco NV
According to recent market research data, apparently the Prosecco category has grown 33.6% over the past 12 months (to February 2018). With such a strong market demand, it’s no wonder […]
De Bortoli Prosecco
As the Prosecco War gets hotter than the Cold War this neat little number comes from De Bortoli’s King Valley plantings. Winemaker is John Coughlan. De Bortoli, Prosecco, King Valley, NV […]
T’Gallant Prosecco NV
T’Gallant truck along with easily accessible wines and pretty smart prices. This is one of a trio of new sparkling releases from the label. T’Gallant, Prosecco, Mornington Peninsula, NV Fresh […]
Porta Dante Prosecco Superiore NV
Pinnacle are ultimately owned by the Woolworths Group, but do work with some quality brands internationally. This wine exclusive to Dan Murphy’s stores. Prosecco is the recognised “style” name of […]
Alternative To What?
There’s an expression in the Australian Wine Industry: ”Alternative Varieties.” Alternative to what exactly? In Australia: red grapes Shiraz, Cabernet, Merlot and Pinot Noir are considered “Mainstream,” as are whites: […]
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