Looking for the best supermarket prosecco? Want to know which prosecco to buy? Read on for the best bottles from a variety of price points, then check out our best prosecco cocktails.

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How we chose the winners

We’re thrilled to announce the results of the olive Supermarket Wine Awards 2022. The olive team chose 20 categories for own-brand and retailer exclusive supermarket wines, covering different styles, occasions and price points. Whether you need budget bottles for everyday drinking, wines to impress at your next dinner party or wallet-friendly fizz to buy by the case for celebrations, we’ve got you covered. The supermarkets were invited to enter one wine per category (so they had to choose carefully). Every wine was blindtasted by a panel of olive judges (led by olive wine columnist, drinks author and sommelier Kate Hawkings, with Fortnum & Mason drink writer of the year, Henry Jeffreys) and we awarded winner accolades to our favourites. In some categories, where the standard was high, we awarded joint winners. So if you see those labels on your next shop – trust in us. These bottles are brilliant!

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Best Prosecco to serve at a party

Easy-drinking, approachable fizz that doesn’t break the bank when you’re buying in bulk.

WINNER: Sainsbury’s Taste the Difference Conegliano Prosecco Superiore Brut 2021

Sainsbury’s Taste the Difference Conegliano Prosecco

With notes of pear drops, lemon sherbert and rose petals, this is delicate, refreshing, floral and very easy to like.

Available from Sainsbury's (£10)

HIGHLY COMMENDED: Lidl Prosecco Spumante Conegliano, £7.49

This has honeyed, peachy fruit, with a fresh saline finish.

Available from Lidl (£7.49)


Previous entries

Silver: Lidl Prosecco Spumante Rosé Extra Dry, £6.49

Juicy, strawberry fruit and frothy, creamy bubbles in this pretty, crowd-pleasing pink fizz.

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Lidl Prosecco Spumante Rosé Extra Dry

Bronze: Asda Fillipo Sansovino Prosecco, £7

Pleasant pear and apricot aromas; rounded and fruity but not too sweet

Lidl Prosecco Spumante Rosé Extra Dry

Authors

Hannah Guinness olive magazine portrait
Hannah GuinnessSenior sub editor and drinks writer

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