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If there is a sound that can cheer more immediately than the popping of Christmas cork, we have not heard it yet.

Christmas is here, and there is no better way to celebrate the best time of the year than blowing something bright and bubbly.

Champagne is always a good choice, but when you have a lot of activities, the Italian version-Prosecco-is cheaper and tastes great.

Just as a bottle of sparkling wine can only be labeled as Champagne if it is produced in the French region of the same name, only Italian sparkling wine can be called Prosecco.

The same is true for Spanish cava that must be made in the Iberian Peninsula. All the production methods are very similar, but the difference is the taste of the grapes and of course the location where they grow.

Usually made in the northeast corner of Italy, Prosecco has different degrees of hissing-spumante (sparkling wine), frizzante (semi-sparkling wine) and tranquility (still).

Simple; you will find the letters DOC or DOCG printed on the label. These letters are for rubber stamping the glittering panacea inside. DOCG is translated from Italian and is an abbreviation for Controlled and Guaranteed Designation of Origin, while DOC is an abbreviation for Controlled Designation of Origin. Both are to reassure shoppers that the Prosecco they enjoy is genuine.

We Brits are very angry with these things (Prosecco-O-Clock has many signs to prove this), although sales of this celebratory drink have slightly declined in 2020 (not surprising given the pandemic), the IWSR Beverage Market Daniel Mettyear, head of analytical research, believes that as the world recovers from the new crown epidemic, sparkling wine will become the industry with the fastest rebound.

But if your house is the same as ours, the supply of Prosecco has been a crazy thing in the past few years. At Christmas, it goes to the next level.

Prosecco is delicious on its own and even better to share with friends and family. It is the perfect choice for all kinds of Christmas celebrations.

New producers are constantly emerging, so we have collected the best bottles to bring some charm to your winter.

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From the inside out, this Prosecco is made from Glera grapes harvested in the Fox Valley of Asolo, Italy. This is one of the only two high-quality Prosecco regions in the country that have received DOCG certification. The frosted bottle and beautiful label make it ideal for gifts, for special people, or as a treat for self-love. Its sulfite content is also very low, which helps to eliminate the terrible wine hangover.

This delicious Prosecco is the liquid frosting on your Christmas lunch cake, offering a bag of apple flavor and floral fragrance. 11% of the wine is dry and fresh, helping to cut through all the rich festive food on the table this season.

There is also a rose version for those who like to drink berries. It is priced at £11.99 at Majestic.

ALDI often tops the taste test, and this bottle is no exception. Organic Prosecco is produced in a 150-hectare estate outside Venice. The chemical-free grapes are carefully selected and pressed to make high-quality juice, which is then transformed into the dried Prosecco that we know and love.

Two grape mixtures from the Zucchetto family estate. With every sip, the flavors of strawberry, raspberry and pink pepper will dance on your taste buds. It goes well with smoked salmon, so save it as a pancake or bring a decadent feel to your Christmas Eve breakfast. Great, Her Majesty’s grocery store has their names written on it.

Whether it's love at first sight (sipping?) or a few glasses of wine upsetting you, the star factor in Kylie's pink Prosecco is obvious. The rose version of the bubbles has a fresh fruit flavor and the slightest floral fragrance. Almost enough to make you forget that it is winter.

Gift? Get a gift box (£59) with a pair of Kylie approved glasses.

Size is important, especially at Christmas. Pour a large bottle of Prosecco from Della Vite this season to make your spark bigger-1500 ml, twice the size of a standard bottle. Prosecco is the first joint venture between Delevingne sisters Chloe, Poppy and Cara-but if you want one, you'd better hurry up. Only 50 of this size were produced. Particularly dry, with fruit and biscuit flavors.

Mionetto's history can be traced back to 1887 and is one of the best winemakers in Italy. This special 11% ABV original flavor is the legacy of its expertise. In the ES taste test, one reviewer commented that it has "a very good exquisite taste and can serve in-laws at embarrassing dinner parties." If that's not a winner...

The grapes in this wine bottle are picked from the best vineyards in the heart of the Prosecco region in Italy. It is lovely with appetizers and rich pudding. There is a pleasant sizzle and delicious honey flavor, which will make you enjoy endless aftertastes.

Stopper the cork on the best golden bottle of soda in Venice-today is Christmas!

Bottega's iconic gilded bottle is an easy gift this Christmas. Although the packaging is very luxurious, the fresh, refreshing Prosecco inside is a decadent sip that can make French Champagne rich overnight.

Whether it is for your gorgeous sister, bouji brothers or your contribution to this year's Friendmas event, the fresh and refreshing Prosecco is bound to set off a storm. Moreover, once drained, it will become a pretty cute candlestick stand. It's all given.

Whether you want your gift to impress people from the start, or you want to add decorations to the festive table, M&S's gold-plated bottles will not disappoint. The liquid inside is also golden yellow, tastes good, and has the crisp taste of Granny Smith.

Buy a box of six sets for 90 pounds.

If you are looking for charm, Freixenet can easily win. The cut glass bottle provides elegance, while the Glera grape used in it is full of bright, refreshing flavors. All in all, a bottle that is truly worth a toast.

You may already be familiar with this cocktail, but the Martini brand is one of the most famous brands in Italy. The best bottle in its product portfolio is this dry and fresh Prosecco, which works best when used in cocktails (such as pornstar martinis) or buckfez on Christmas morning. good.