Over the last week we have been lucky enough to try out a new range of products from a stylish start up brand called "Piccolo Luccichio". It means little shimmer or little sparkle in Italian, and they aim to bring a little sparkle to your life!
There are two gorgeous Little Shimmers, that you can add to Prosecco, Champagne or Cava. A vibrant gold, sourced especially as it is a little brighter than others on the market. They also create a strong metallic silver Little Shimmer that adds real glamour to your drinks. They also work perfectly in a G&T, or soft drinks.
There is also a wide selection of fully edible tiny metallic confetti shapes. These are perfect sprinkled on the top of your drink before serving. The hearts are essential for that Valentines glitz.
The packaging is classy, it has that elegant grown up look, perfect for a Prosecco Queen. Each pot contains approx 20 servings, so they are really good value for money.
The great thing about these products is they can also be dusted and sprinkled on ice-cream and cakes too - so it's a versatile range!
Currently stocked via www.piccololuccichio.com, and through www.proseccowatch.co.uk - why not give them a try?
There are two gorgeous Little Shimmers, that you can add to Prosecco, Champagne or Cava. A vibrant gold, sourced especially as it is a little brighter than others on the market. They also create a strong metallic silver Little Shimmer that adds real glamour to your drinks. They also work perfectly in a G&T, or soft drinks.
There is also a wide selection of fully edible tiny metallic confetti shapes. These are perfect sprinkled on the top of your drink before serving. The hearts are essential for that Valentines glitz.
The packaging is classy, it has that elegant grown up look, perfect for a Prosecco Queen. Each pot contains approx 20 servings, so they are really good value for money.
The great thing about these products is they can also be dusted and sprinkled on ice-cream and cakes too - so it's a versatile range!
Currently stocked via www.piccololuccichio.com, and through www.proseccowatch.co.uk - why not give them a try?
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