Expressive aromas with well-defined character typical of its style.
Well-structured palate with balanced fruit, acidity, and depth. Good complexity.
Clean finish with pleasant length and lingering notes.
Adami Bosco di Gica Prosecco / Half-Bottle is a sparkling wine from Adami. Priced at £13.25, it offers excellent value for its category.
On the nose, this wine presents well-defined aromas characteristic of its style. The palate is well-structured with balanced fruit and acidity, showing good complexity and depth. The finish is clean with pleasant length.
A reliable example of its style that delivers solid value. Worth seeking out.
London Dry, Distillery Heritage, Industry Analysis, Spirits Editorial
- This is what prosecco should taste like
OK so I'm not a wine expert at all but even I could tell this was different from the £7 stuff I normally drink. It's got layers? Like you keep tasting new things as you sip it. At 12.5% it's also got a bit more kick than most proseccos. Bought it for my birthday and felt properly fancy.
19 March 2026
- Great for a dinner party starter
Bought a couple of these for a dinner party and they went down really well. It's got more going on than your usual prosecco — there's actual depth to it and it doesn't just taste like fizzy apple juice. The half bottle size was perfect for pouring a glass each as people arrived.
10 February 2026
- Fine but pricey for the size
It's a decent prosecco, don't get me wrong. Clean, crisp, does the job. But £13.25 for a half bottle? You can get a full bottle of perfectly good prosecco for that. Would probably not buy again unless it was on offer.
17 January 2026
- Solid prosecco, nothing wild
The guy at the wine shop recommended this and said it was a step up from the usual stuff. He's not wrong — it smells lovely and there's a nice balance to it, not too sweet. It lingers nicely after you swallow too. Good but I'm not sure I'd pick it over my usual go-to at half the price.
13 January 2026
- Nice little half bottle
Grabbed this for a weeknight treat because I didn't want to commit to a full bottle. Really pleasant surprise — it's got proper fizz and actual flavour, not just generic bubbles. At £13.25 for a half bottle it's not cheap but honestly it tastes like it's worth it.
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