10 Best Proseccos UK | Bottega, Valdo and More

In at number one we have the Valdo Oro Puro Prosecco from the heartland of the prosecco region, Valdobbiadene. With a bright, fruity and fragrant aroma, this prosecco is known for its ideal balance of sweetness and acidity. With delightful summery notes of golden apples and acacia honey, it is extremely drinkable!

You'll love the delicate off-dry palate, soft bubbles and fresh citrus flavours. With plenty of bubbles and a nice refreshing bite, this prosecco tastes more expensive than it actually is and you're sure to find yourself buying it again and again.

In at the winning spot, this popular Extra Dry prosecco from Calle d'Oro is beautifully fresh and well-balanced, brimming with enticing pear and peach flavours. It is peach in colour too with soft bubbles carrying light floral notes across the palate.

A deluxe prosecco for a reasonable price, you'll adore its delicate disposition that's perfect when paired with aromatic prawns or mussels. We love the bottle's design, which is as elegant as the wine itself and makes a great gift. Fresh, fruity and gorgeously moreish — the reviews for this prosecco simply speak for themselves! 

A lively and aromatic choice made with organically cultivated grapes, Bottega is produced in the heart of the Valdobbiadene hills in Veneto so you know it's the real deal! With aromas of apple, citrus and white blossom and an abundance of freshness on the palate, it's got great mass appeal and is a winner in a cocktail or spritz, too. 

The opulent bottle will make for an impressive gift or feature at a party, but it'll be equally delicious with dinner – try it with seafood, raw fish, grilled white meats or vegetable dishes. Simply fabulous!

Golden-straw in colour, Freixenet Prosecco has fresh aromas of citrus, apple and flowers with a lively effervescence. It's also made with 100% Glera grapes, so it has a clean palate with notes of ripe lemon, green apple and grapefruit. Delicious! 

But it's not just gorgeous on the inside — presented in a striking cut-glass bottle, this stylish pick would be perfect to pop for a special moment, or as a glam centrepiece at a party. Flavour-wise, it's best served with brunch, lobster or as a lavish aperitif. 

A fresh and fruity prosecco with gorgeous green apple and pear aromas finished off with a subtle lemony freshness — this is the ideal drink for the playful! It's wonderful served well-chilled as an aperitif with party canapes, or with a summery fruit salad.

A little dry with just the right level of sweetness, it's a very drinkable alternative to champagne and offers excellent quality at a reasonable price. Dino Prosecco comes in a stylishly designed bottle and is suitable for vegetarians and vegans too.

This is an abundantly creamy fizz crafted from grapes grown in Veneto, northeastern Italy with gorgeous notes of apple and pear and a hint of white peach. Soffio is perfect served at both dinner parties and special occasions alike.

Clean, crisp and refreshing, Prosecco Soffio is well-balanced with persistent perlage. It's classed as Extra Dry and made with 85% Glera and 15% white wine grapes (according to the Prosecco Disciplinare), so will suit dry wine lovers a little more than casual sippers. 

This prosecco is light, refreshing and can be enjoyed at any time, but is best served as an aperitif or alongside lightly salted dishes as it is on the sweeter side for a Brut. 

Classically pale-straw in colour, it offers tasting notes of green apples and flowers, and overall is a good value party drink. From the DOC prosecco area in Milan, Canti has been creating charismatic wines since the 1940s, so you can count on their quality!

On the nose, this sumptuous bubbly begins with fruity notes, giving way to vibrant aromas of fine and elegant citrus and apple. Its flavours are delightfully fresh and clean and the finish is light and crisp, both of which will have you going back for more!

Bianca Vigna is produced in the Treviso region, by brother and sister Elena and Enrico Moschetta. This family run vineyard has been in operation for almost 20 years, so you can be sure they're serious about their fizz. 

Made with Glera grapes from the province of Treviso, this Brut style prosecco has a luminous straw-yellow hue and a bouquet reminiscent of a Golden Delicious apple – certainly one for fans of fruity flavours. Expect notes of honey, liquorice, and acacia blossom, too.

It's a versatile pick but great paired with vegetable dishes (particularly mushroom) and grilled fish. This is Mionetto’s most classic bottle, with an elegant label design, however recently the quality has been a little hit or miss, with some bottles tasting a little flat on opening. We hope this offering gets back to its original quality this year, as it has the potential to be one of the greatest proseccos available.

A good pick for those wanting a lower alcohol sparkling wine, Cadoro's prosecco has an ABV of just 8.5%, making it an option to consider. Sadly there is not much information from the producers on any possible certifications!  

Best served with saltier dishes and grilled meat or fish for a pleasant contrast to the signature sweetness and good acidity. However, the Maschio Cadoro is a considerably sweeter sip than the average prosecco, so it may not be to everyone's taste.