Sparkling Lineup

The lineup brings together six sparkling wines covering a lovely range of styles: Sew & Sew Sashiko Blanc de Blancs, Howard Vineyard Blanc de Blancs 2025, Sorby Adams HandCrafted Sparkling Pinot Noir Chardonnay NV, Harvest Moon Luna Prosecco, Tanwood Prosecco 2025, and Angove Family Winemakers Prosecco. You get boutique single-vineyard producers sitting alongside well-loved family winemakers, which makes this a genuinely exciting mixed case. It's a great way to explore the breadth of sparkling wine without committing to a single style.

The tasting profile spans citrus, green apple, pear, peach, lemon, honeysuckle, honey, almond, and nutty notes, with a minerally backbone running through several of the wines. This range reflects the diversity of sparkling styles on offer - prosecco tends to lean toward softer stone fruit and floral characters, while blanc de blancs (made from white grapes, typically Chardonnay) often delivers crisper citrus and mineral-driven complexity. Together they cover the full spectrum from light and refreshing to textured and toasty.

Blanc de Blancs literally means 'white from whites' - it refers to sparkling wine made exclusively from white grape varieties, most commonly Chardonnay. This style tends to produce wines with fine, persistent bubbles, bright acidity, and elegant citrus and almond flavours, which explains why it's so highly regarded. Having both the Sew & Sew Sashiko and Howard Vineyard Blanc de Blancs in the one lineup is actually a fantastic opportunity to compare how different producers and regions interpret the same style - a side-by-side tasting is highly recommended.

Prosecco is made using the Charmat method, where the second fermentation (which creates the bubbles) happens in a pressurised tank rather than in the bottle. This process preserves fresh, fruity aromatics like pear, green apple, and honeysuckle, giving prosecco its signature light and approachable character. The Harvest Moon Luna, Tanwood, and Angove proseccos in this lineup all lean into that easy-drinking style, making them ideal for casual entertaining or as a crowd-pleasing aperitif before a meal.

Absolutely - a mixed sparkling selection like this is one of the most versatile things you can bring to a celebration or give as a gift. The variety means there's something to suit every palate at the table, from guests who love a crisp, mineral-driven blanc de blancs to those who prefer the softer, fruitier charm of prosecco. Several of the producers in this lineup carry standout credentials including boutique and single-vineyard recognition, which adds a sense of discovery and quality that makes the gift feel genuinely considered rather than generic.