Take a look at this article from Good Housekeeping.....

https://www.goodhousekeeping.co.uk/institute/food-reviews/prosecco/reviews

Big thanks to a Key Prosecco Watcher, Colin Edwards for letting me know about this deal.  You get 12 bottles of prosecco for £79 and 2 free flutes worth £14.99!
"Telegraph readers can save an exclusive 30% on 12 bottles of Corte delle Calli Prosecco - the perfect addition to your New Year festivities. Plus, you will receive two free elegant Champagne flutes worth £14.99 with each order to help you toast the arrival of 2015.
Corte delle Calli is made in a century-old estate in the hills north of Venice. Made in a frizzante style, with light flavours of apples, pears and a hint of lemon, it has a delicate sparkle sure to dazzle at any party.
Worth £113.88, readers can claim a case of 12 for only £79 - just £6.59 per bottle.
HOW TO CLAIM
See the newspaper this Saturday, December 27 for details on how you can claim 30% off a case of Prosecco, plus two free Champagne flutes worth £14.99."

Saw these beauties in Morrisons earlier today!  I posted the photo on the Prosecco Watch Facebook page and it's gone viral (well nearly)!  I think Morrisons should be paying me commission at this rate as the photos posted on the thread of the bottles in your trolleys are fantastic!

I actually forgot to buy some in all the excitement, so I'm off back there now before you lot buy them all!!

Just had this deal sent across - not bad - 20% off a case of 6!  This one is really nice!

• A lively, crisp Italian sparkling wine which is aromatic and fresh with light lemon, pear and apple flavours and a floral hint. It has a dry, wonderfully refreshing finish. This premium example of Prosecco was made by Loris Bonotto at his family estate.

This little fella has been chilling in the fridge for a few days now.  On the Morrisons website it is described as "sweet" which has been putting me off trying it.  I really don't like the Martini prosecco for this very reason - just too sweet for me.  On further inspection however, the back of the bottle says it's Extra Dry, so I assume this must be an oversight on the part of Morrisons.  I have to say, this is a really nice prosecco.  It's light, crisp, fruity, and not too bubbly.  It has gooseberry hints, slightly lemony, and very easy to drink.  Currently on offer at £5.49 reduced from £11.99 I will be stocking up as this could be popping into my Top 5!

Today to accompany me in my roast chicken cooking mission, I picked up the La Gioiosa prosecco in Morrisons this morning, whilst buying a few forgotten essentials.  There is no description on the back of the bottle, but the Morrisons website says - 

"Italy's answer to champagne, this lovely, dry Prosecco is a real lemony mouthful with a hint of almonds to finish off. It's great on its own and if you want to enjoy it as part of a meal, try it with a fish pie or a lovely light seafood pasta."

I agree it is lemony, but it is incredibly dry.  I don't mind this too much personally, but I think some could be put off as it is a tad bitter.

It is currently on offer at £7.49 reduced from £9.99.

Right, the chicken needs basting, so that's my first blog done!

See you soon x J x