Asolo Superiore Prosecco

Honestly, this is as good of a prosecco as you'll find at this price. It is slightly off dry, but drinks solidly. No need to be a snob about it, it's good juice.

Still not impressed with the #KirklandBrand of #wines. This #Prosecco clocks in at a whopping $6.99 (sarcasm abound) and is light across the board between flavor profile to nose to palate. I'm getting something of a wet sponge after you clean the black boards in detention. Not overly appealing but then again nothing horribly offensive. This #Prosecco would be better suited for brunch #mimosa or Bellini cocktails. Again, it's $6.99 and one could say that's the reasoning but I've had #Cava from #TotalWines in the same price point that drank better, with more character. #justsayin

Ok. I prefer drier. Pineapple and banana.

Light, refreshing good with spicy food. Melon and lemongrass on the nose. Not complex but a really good hot day sparkler or bubbly by itself or for belinis or the like.

Dryer than the last bottling, In a good way. Still decent qpr, but a bit one dimensional.

A bit off-dry with evanescent effervescence. Any sweeter and it could pass for a Bartles & James wine cooler. Light, refreshing, and simple--I didn't really expect much for a $7 sparkler. After tasting some extravagant wines, this was a bit of a rude awakening to reality.

Expected it to be worse but it's actually not all that bad. One note, but decent. Way better w some st Germain and a squeeze of an orange, though.

Dry, pear, rustic, hits the spot on a hot day. $7

Don't even get it twisted. This stuff is $6.99, tasty enough, and quenching for this already present Louisiana heat.

Can't complain for $7.