Bottega Gold Prosecco

Henrik Larsen - Bit pricey for what it is

6/10

My partner got this as a birthday present and it was fine but I wouldn't pay £22 for it myself. Tastes like a perfectly nice prosecco with some apple and almond on the finish. The gold bottle is cool I guess but you're paying for the packaging really.

Mia Sundberg - Perfect for brunch

8/10

Saw this on a menu at brunch and ordered a bottle for the table. Everyone loved it. It's got a really nice balance between the fruit sweetness and the fizz, not too dry and not too sweet. The finish lingers in a really pleasant way. Great with eggs benedict if anyone's wondering!

Daniel Oyama - My new favourite prosecco

9/10

The wine shop guy recommended this when I said I wanted something a step up from the usual supermarket prosecco. So glad I listened. There's a creaminess to the bubbles and layers of stone fruit that I've never really noticed in a prosecco before. The nose is incredible too, really generous and floral. Worth every penny.

Dmitri Volkov - The gold bottle is a conversation starter

8/10

Bought this for New Year's Eve purely because the bottle looks amazing, but it actually tastes really good too. Proper fresh and fruity with apple and stone fruit flavours. The bubbles are really fine and creamy which I wasn't expecting at this price. Will definitely buy again for special occasions.

Herbert Muller - Solid prosecco, nothing more

7/10

It's a nice prosecco. Smells lovely — lots of blossom and orchard fruit — and drinks well. At £22 though, you can get some decent cava or even cremant for that, so it depends how much the fancy bottle matters to you. Good but not mind-blowing.

Devon Marsh - Reliable crowd-pleaser

7/10

I keep one of these in the fridge for when people come over because the bottle always gets comments and it genuinely tastes good. Crisp, fruity, easy to drink. At 12.5% it doesn't knock you sideways either. Goes with pretty much anything or just on its own.