What are the top prosecco brands you need to try?
- Freixenet Prosecco DOC
- Romio Prosecco DOC Extra Dry
- Danzante Tenute di Toscana Prosecco
- Bolla Prosecco Extra Dry
Overview
- Italian Prosecco adds elegance to any occasion, from brunches to toasts.
- This guide highlights top brands like Freixenet, Romio, Danzante, and Bolla, offering crisp, fruity profiles.
- Learn how to choose based on occasion, taste, and food pairing to create memorable gatherings with Ralph’s Wines and Spirits’ curated selection.
Nothing says effortless charm like a glass of bubbly on a sunlit terrace. Italian sparkling wines bring sophistication to casual brunches, celebratory toasts, and afternoon gatherings.
If you’re looking to elevate your next occasion, these prosecco brands deliver fresh fruit notes, lively bubbles, and a smooth, refreshing finish. From crisp and dry to gently sweet, each bottle promises a sparkling experience.
For those who want the perfect bottle without the guesswork, we offer here at Ralph’s Wines and Spirits a carefully curated selection of Italy’s finest prosecco brands for you to try.
Freixenet Prosecco DOC

Looking for a crisp and refreshing sparkling wine? This Prosecco from Italy’s Veneto region is crafted using the Charmat method, which helps preserve its lively and fresh character.
It offers delicate bubbles and bright flavors of green apple, pear, and a hint of citrus. With its light body and gentle sweetness, it is perfect for casual gatherings, aperitifs, or even a refreshing spritz to start any celebration.
Romio Prosecco Doc Extra Dry
Romio Prosecco DOC Extra Dry brings a touch of elegance to weekend brunches or festive toasts. Made from Glera grapes in Veneto and fermented in temperature-controlled tanks using the Charmat method, it achieves a smooth, creamy texture without losing its fruity freshness.
Expect aromas of apple, white peach, and soft floral hints, balanced by subtle sweetness and crisp acidity. Whether you’re clinking glasses over light bites or enjoying a quiet afternoon with friends, Romio makes every moment feel a little more refined and sparkling.
Danzante Tenute Di Toscana Prosecco
For those who love a burst of Italian charm in every sip, Danzante Tenute di Toscana Prosecco is a perfect companion for sunny afternoons and relaxed gatherings. Originating from Tuscany, it combines traditional craftsmanship with modern winemaking techniques, using Glera grapes fermented via the Charmat method.
The result is bright, energetic bubbles paired with crisp green apple, citrus, and delicate floral notes. Light and effervescent, Danzante lifts spirits and adds a refreshing sparkle to picnics, summer salads, or casual pasta meals.
Bolla Prosecco Extra Dry
Bolla Prosecco Extra Dry is your go-to bottle for approachable sophistication. Crafted in Veneto from Glera grapes and fermented in stainless steel tanks using the Charmat method, it preserves a fresh, fruity personality. Medium-bodied with lively bubbles, it delights with aromas of peach, melon, and citrus blossom.
Its gentle sweetness and crisp finish make it easy to enjoy on its own or as part of a casual gathering. Whether it’s brunch pastries or simple appetizers, Bolla brings a cheerful, sparkling touch to every occasion.
How to Choose the Right Prosecco

Choosing the right Prosecco is about more than selecting a bottle. It’s about finding one that fits the occasion. Whether for a casual brunch or a celebratory toast, the right Prosecco can enhance the moment and make every sip feel memorable.
Occasion
Think about the setting and mood. For casual brunches or relaxed gatherings, look for Proseccos with bright, lively bubbles and lighter fruit notes as they won’t overpower conversation or food. For formal celebrations or toasts, consider wines with more body, aroma, or subtle sweetness, which can make the moment feel more elegant and festive
Taste preference
Decide if you prefer a drier, crisper experience or a fruitier, slightly sweeter style. Dry Proseccos offer refreshing acidity and a clean finish, ideal for those who enjoy crisp, bright flavors. Fruity or off-dry Proseccos bring soft sweetness and aromatic complexity, perfect for those who like a more indulgent or approachable taste.
Budget
Prosecco comes in a range of price points. Determine whether you’re looking for a casual, everyday bottle or a premium choice for a special event.
Even within the same style, price can reflect vineyard quality, fermentation methods, and aging practices, so balancing cost with occasion and taste is key.
Food Pairing Ideas
Even if you’re enjoying Prosecco on its own, consider what foods might accompany it. This ensures that every sip works harmoniously with your meal, elevating the overall drinking experience rather than leaving the wine tasting flat.
Prosecco Brand |
Flavor Profile |
Best Pairings |
Freixenet Prosecco DOC |
Crisp, lively, lemon, green apple, peach. |
Antipasti, grilled shrimp, fresh salads, fruit tarts, and fresh cheeses |
Romio Prosecco DOC Extra Dry |
Fresh, slightly off-dry, white fruits (apple, pear, peach), lemon, biscuits, tropical fruit, honey; lively minerality. |
Grilled shrimp, salads, seafood appetizers, white meat dishes, fresh fruit tarts, and Asian cuisine with a touch of sweetness (like Vietnamese or Thai salads). |
Danzante Tenute di Toscana Prosecco |
Intensely fruity, fresh, hints of apple and pear, white flowers; straw yellow with persistent bubbles. |
Seafood pasta, oysters, shellfish, fruit-based desserts, light vegetarian dishes, and mild soft cheeses |
Bolla Prosecco Extra Dry |
Fresh, fruity, hints of apple, pear, peach; crisp acidity with a lively finish |
Shellfish, fish (including oysters), creamy pasta, chicken, vegetarian appetizers, antipasti, cured meats, and snacks |
Key Takeaway
Knowing the right prosecco brands to try is only half the battle. The real skill is learning how to match your sparkling wine to the moment. By considering occasion, taste, and food pairing, you can turn even simple gatherings into memorable experiences.
Ready to elevate your celebrations? You can browse our collections or contact us at Ralph’s Wines and Spirits for expert guidance and personalized recommendations.