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April Rogers, Asda wine buyer, comments: “Over recent months, we’ve seen a growing number of our customers turning to low or no alcohol options as lifestyle choices become even more important. Why not make it a real party? With this 24-piece arrangement of wraps with a variety of roulade fillings, you and your friends will have a fabulous time that requires almost no prep on your behalf! Wrapping up our non-alcoholic prosecco review Explore the trendy world of kombucha, a nourishing and probiotic-rich fermented beverage. Our selection offers a variety of exciting flavours that delight the taste buds while providing potential health benefits. With fruity notes dominated by white flowers and muscated white grapes, Nosecco is perfect as an aperitif, ensuring those living an alcohol-free lifestyle can toast any occasion with their own bubbles.
Launching on Monday 11th June, the bubbly is perfect for a picnic in the middle of the work day or for anyone who doesn't want to indulge in an alcoholic tipple.When to serve: Hands down, this nosecco rose is the perfect party non-alcoholic drink. Dress it up with fresh berries for a extra snazzy feel. Is alcohol-free prosecco good for you? For our crowd, two noseccos stood out for us. Frexeneit 0.0% and Benjamin Truffer Sparkling Moscato were definitely our favourites. Their pop, fizz and looks were all fantastic and when it comes to taste, we all agreed we’d happily drink them again. It, too, had a super light taste, but it carried more of an impact in that department. That being said, it didn’t really nail the flavour of rose, but we could overlook that thanks to its perks. It was one we’d all happily drink again. Make big and small occasions feel even more special with a bottle of Prosecco. Sourced from trusted suppliers in Italy, you’ll love its crisp and aromatic flavour. From sweet to extra dry, we’ve got options for all tastes. With its soft pink colour, our Rose Prosecco can help elevate your dinner dates. It goes particularly well with nibbles like berries and olives. And for life’s bigger moments, pop open a bottle of sparkling wine.
Having just tasted its Fizzero sibling, we wondered if this might be where the line of noseccos shined and we’d have to say it is. If its colour wasn’t inviting enough, its aroma sealed the deal. We were pleased to see it keep its fizz better than others we tried and its taste was rather pleasant.That being said, the flavour of this prosecco dupe couldn’t be faulted. Incredibly light, it gave us notes of fruit, particularly apple, pear and even a little rhubarb. It didn’t much recall the taste of a classic prosecco, but we all decided it was a tasty enough drink. We’d particularly recommend it if you aren’t big on the flavour of prosecco or if you prefer a super-light tasting bevvy.
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