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.
Gocce di Favola Prosecco Extra Dry NV is a sparkling wine from Gocce di Favola. Priced at £12.95, 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
- Solid fizz for the money
Picked this up for a girls' night and it went down really well. Proper bubbles, not that flat sweet stuff you sometimes get with cheaper Prosecco. At £12.95 it's not the cheapest but you can actually taste the difference — crisp and clean with nice fruit. Would buy again.
2 March 2026
- Good everyday bubbles
Saw this on a restaurant menu and liked it enough to track down a bottle for home. It's a solid extra dry with clean fruit and decent bubbles. Not going to blow your mind but it's reliable and easy drinking. I'd happily have this in the fridge for whenever.
13 February 2026
- Better than expected
I normally don't spend this much on Prosecco but this was a treat for my birthday weekend. Really glad I did — there's actual complexity here, not just generic fizzy wine flavour. The finish lingers nicely and it kept being interesting the whole way through the bottle. At 12.5% it's got a bit more punch than most Prosecco too.
5 January 2026
- It's fine, nothing special
Got this for a dinner party because the label looked nice. It's decent enough Prosecco but at nearly thirteen quid I expected a bit more wow factor. It's clean and easy to drink but so is the £8 stuff from Aldi. Probably wouldn't seek it out again.
24 October 2025
- Nice with food
The guy at the wine shop recommended this when I said I wanted something for a pasta night. He was right — it's got enough body to stand up to food rather than just being a light aperitif. Good acidity that cuts through richer dishes. Fair price for what you get.
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