The Five Best Vegan Proseccos

Prosecco Cartizze Zucchetto, £24.50

source: Fortnum and Mason

This prosecco from Fortnum and Mason is great for any celebratory occasions, pairing nicely with deeply savoury dishes thanks to its fruity and slightly sweet notes. Apple, apricot and peach give it delicate flavour and is a perfect balance of dryness and fizz. For anyone planning a nice dinner or intimate meal, this would be a great pairing.

Follador Prosecco Superiore Torri di Credazzo, £11.99

source: Waitrose

For a prosecco that is just as tasty paired with vegan cheese and olives as it is simply sipped on its own, add a bottle of this to your basket. With medium dryness but very crisp, this prosecco has lovely notes of apple and rose. Pair with your favourite creamy pasta dish for a little taste of summer. 

Giol Prosecco Frizzante 2017, £12

source: Abel & Cole

This pick from Abel and Cole is an allplants favourite. A balanced fizz, dryness and robust flavour profile — including notes of zesty lemon, pear and apple. It’s incredibly light and very, very easy to drink. An all-rounder sure to suit all of your prosecco-popping events. 

Plaza Centro Prosecco, £7

source: Tesco

This pick is great for blow-out brunches and afternoon teas. With notes of pear, grapefruit and cream, this is a lovely option for when you’re mixing sweet and savoury food, and is also great with a little orange juice for a brunch cocktail. 

Freixenet Prosecco, £12

source: Waitrose

This prosecco is light and refreshing, and it's great to sip on its own or have alongside nibbles and appetizers. Notes of citrus, honey and apple give this a crisp taste but with a gentle fizz that makes it very drinkable. Overall, it’s a nice and balanced prosecco to be had casually or celebratory. 

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