Prosecco: Crisp, Fruity Italian & Australian Fizz for Any Moment

Popular Prosecco Styles

Brut is the driest and crispest style, while Extra Dry is actually a touch sweeter, softer and rounder. Both are fresh and easy to enjoy.

Prosecco comes as fully sparkling Spumante or gently fizzy Frizzante, and now in a pretty rosé too, made with a splash of Pinot Noir.

From Italy, look for wines from the Treviso and Valdobbiadene hills; from home, the King Valley leads Australia's Prosecco charge.

How to Serve Prosecco

Serve Prosecco well chilled, around 6 to 8 degrees, in a white wine glass to show off its aromas. It shines enjoyed young and fresh, while it is at its most vibrant.

Food Pairing Ideas

Prosecco is a brilliant aperitif and the heart of an Aperol Spritz. It loves antipasti, prosciutto, fried snacks and fresh seafood.

Off dry styles are lovely with fruit, or simply on their own in the sun.

Italian vs Australian Prosecco

Prosecco began in Italy, in the hills of Veneto, where the Glera grape has grown for centuries. Italian Prosecco is classic, fragrant and beautifully balanced.

Australia has embraced it too, above all in the cool King Valley of Victoria, where Glera makes vibrant, zesty, fruit forward Prosecco all its own.

Both are delicious: Italian for tradition, Australian for a fresh, local take. Our collection celebrates the pair.

Prosecco Questions, Answered

Is Prosecco sweet or dry?

Most Prosecco is dry and crisp. Brut is the driest style, while Extra Dry is, despite the name, a touch sweeter and rounder.

What is the difference between Prosecco and Champagne?

Prosecco is Italian, made from Glera by the tank method, so it is fresh, light and fruity. Champagne is French, made by the traditional method, so it is richer and more biscuity. Prosecco is the easy going everyday choice; Champagne is for grand occasions.

How is Prosecco made?

Prosecco gets its bubbles from a second fermentation in a large tank, known as the Charmat method. It is quicker than the bottle fermentation used for Champagne, and keeps Prosecco bright and aromatic.

Why Buy Prosecco at YourWines?

Every Prosecco in our collection is handpicked by our team, from Italian family estates to King Valley pioneers, all chosen for quality and value. Whenever you feel like bubbles, there is a Prosecco here to pour.

Explore more sparkling wine from around the world, or discover fresh Italian fizz in our Italian sparkling range. For something grander, our Champagne collection awaits.

You can also browse wines from Italy and Australia, or keep it crisp with our dry sparkling wine. Cin cin!