Indulge in these delicious sparkling wines from Italy and Australia
That's an average of 150 HKD per bottle!
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SPARKLING MIXED 6 BOTTLES #2255 |
RRP |
COUNTRY |
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Bianca Vigna Spumante Prosecco DOC Brut |
HK$180.00 |
Italy |
| 4 |
Bleasdale Sparkling Shiraz NV |
HK$180.00 |
Australia |
| 4 |
Hidden Label Adelaide Hills Blanc de Blancs NV (KHL 1961) |
HK$180.00 |
Australia |
Bianca Vigna Spumante Prosecco DOC Brut
Bianca Vigna Prosecco DOC Brut NV is a top-tier Italian sparkling wine that consistently impresses with its elegance, freshness, and finesse. With 91 points from Vinous, it’s described as “spicy and wickedly fresh, with tart apple and chamomile complemented by notes of ginger and smoky minerals.” James Suckling (90 points) praises its “bright, dry style with sliced green apples and pears, and a clean finish,” while Decanter (90 points) highlights its remarkable depth of flavor, saying it’s noticeably more complex than your average Prosecco.
Bleasdale Sparkling Shiraz NV
There’s something unmistakably Australian about a good Sparkling Shiraz, and few do it better than Bleasdale. This NV release captures all the joyous, festive energy the style is known for — rich dark berry fruit, lifted spice, a touch of chocolate and savoury depth, all wrapped in a lively mousse and fine bead. Made from premium Langhorne Creek Shiraz and matured for extra complexity before secondary fermentation, it’s both indulgent and refreshingly drinkable.
Hidden Label Adelaide Hills Blanc de Blancs NV (KHL 1961)
This 100% Chardonnay from Adelaide Hills offers a beautifully polished and textural style. On the nose you’ll discover bright aromas of Granny Smith apple, subtle citrus blossom, and gentle nougat/almond biscotti complexity from careful lees contact and oak influence. The palate is elegant and balanced, driven by zesty green-apple acidity, layered with stone fruit and fine almond-nut savoury notes — silky and refined with just enough richness to feel celebratory yet fresh.
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