Again, this isn’t a proper Prosecco, but will give you the general idea. O’Briens currently have this on sale for just under nine quid. I haven’t sampled this in a long time, because the last time I did, I wasn’t too impressed. Maybe avoid and splash out on a few of their other, 10-20 range Prosecco for much better value. Borgo da Sassi Prosecco - €10.95 You can get this in Dunnes, Centra etc. It’s a very fruity Prosecco and carbonated to bits. It’s definitely an option if you’re promising people bubbles, and want to literally deliver the bubbles. It’s very sweet though, so be warned if that’s not your thing. I Heart Prosecco - €8 I’m not really sure what I was expecting from a Prosecco named I Heart Prosecco, but look. Here we are. It’s not great. For a tenner, there are much better Proseccos on this list. It’s very flat and sweet and I didn’t heart it. If you still want to try it, Tesco are currently selling it for eight quid in a promotion. Grifon Prosecco Frizzante - €9 Sides include maris piper chunky chips and green vegetable medley with Jersey butter. Desserts includeBelgian chocolate orange tarts, strawberry & Italian Prosecco crumbles and chocolate and salted caramel brownie heart. Drinks include four bottles of Peroni, GrifonProsecco, Grifon Rosé Spumante or a milk, white, dark chocolate assortment.

It may sound a bit complicated, but just remember these two things. The least expensive bottles are generally Frizzante, and Prosecco Superiore or DOCG on the label means high quality. 10 Proseccos to try A particularly good price for a DOCG Prosecco; floral aromas on the nose are followed with autumn apples on the palate and a touch of crisp acidity.

This was the final Prosecco I sampled, sipping it alongside my Christmas breakfast. It was a firm winner, but it’s deffo more brunch Prosecco than mass NYE celebration Prosecco. Maybe an option for New Year’s Day morning. Hair of the dog and all that.

At just €7.99, this is a really fruit crisp Prosecco that goes gloriously with pizza when you’re hungover and being forced out for a second night in a row. Another bonus point is that it’s a screw top, and therefore you save yourself the dramatics of the big cork pop. A saviour. It’s got just the right amount of fizz, enough to keep you going without feeling flat or leaving you bloated. Lidl Prosecco Spumante Conegliano Valdo - €9 While often thought of as sweeter than Champagne, most Prosecco is dry or off-dry. What does brut mean in Prosecco? Sides include kale & quinoa layers, Waitrose 1 potatoDauphinoise and purple potatoes with pesto butter. Desserts include a selection of the Waitrose 1 range like the salted caramel and chocolate tarts, Coeur du Berry and raspberry moussehearts. What steak is included? Flat iron beef steaks with a peppercorn butter or ribeye steaks with a Béarnaise butter

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The term “brut” means that the Prosecco is very dry — or, in other words, that there is very little sugar left in the wine. VinePair’s Tasting Methodology: How We Rate To me, Prosecco is not just a way of being scabby with champagne, it’s a way of life. All of these Prosecco are under €10 and would give the most delicious of expensive Prosecco a run for their money. DOCG indicates Proseccos of a higher quality. The additional "G" stands for "Garantita", and yes, you guessed it, that means "guarantee". Grapes for the DOCG Proseccos are grown on a clearly defined area on the hills of northern Veneto, close to the Alps which is known as the Conegliano-Valdobbiadene region. Because all of these vineyards are on steep slopes, the work with the vines has to be done by hand, and that guarantees a higher level of quality; but there are also some stringent rules and the wines must pass an official tasting test by a government-licensed committee. You’ll have to hurry if you want this one under a tenner, as it’s on sale in Supervalu at the moment but probably won’t be for long. This has been pushed out by Supervalu in the lead up to Christmas, for whatever reason, so I decided to give it a go. At a tenner, you can’t go wrong.