Five stunning Proseccos from under £10 to over £40

Bericanto, Prosecco DOC Millesimato, Brut, 2018

This brand from Italian producer Cielo e Terra was one of the most expensive DOC Proseccos from the day’s tasting, but it was also one of the best, and our highest scoring fizz in the DOC category. Costing almost £20, it is more than double the price of most Proseccos on the market today, but it delivers plenty of additional interest for the extra cash.

Making it so appealing was the intensely peachy aromas and flavours, and lovely balanced between sweet fruit and bright crisp characters on the finish. A Prosecco that’s particularly hard not to drink, even in a professional setting.

Retail: £19
Residual sugar: Brut (12g/l)

By Patrick Schmitt

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  1. June Stocker|
    June 15, 2020

    Just tried GN prosecco as we were given a bottle?Where can I buy it?

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